Ways to Get Involved

The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics has been growing at a record pace. Do you know why? Because of people like you!  

Below are ways you can get involved with SCCE:

1. Write for our publications

• Compliance & Ethics Professional (CEP) Magazine
• Ethikos newsletter
• The Compliance and Ethics Blog

Learn more about writing submissions

2. Speak at our educational opportunities

• National conferences
• Webinars
• Introduce a speaker at a conference

Learn more about SCCE speaking opportunities

3. Refer your colleagues to us

• Forward emails about our events, including National Conferences, Regionals, Academies, and Webinars.
• Tell your friends about the events you’ve attended and suggest they come along next time.
• Bring your teammates and colleagues to the next event with you or share what you’ve learned with them.

4. Share content online

• On your personal news feed on LinkedIn
• On LinkedIn groups dedicated to compliance, including the SCCE group
• On your personal Facebook feed
• On Facebook pages dedicated to compliance, including the SCCE’s page
• On your Twitter feed
• On other social media sites, such as Google+, Instagram, and Pinterest 

5. Certification

• Obtain Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP)^® or Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional–International (CCEP-I)^® certification.
• Link your certified status on your LinkedIn profile.
• Link your certified status in your email signature.
• Display your certificate in your office or home.

6. Conference activities

• Participate in networking events.
• Participate in the fitness challenge.
• Join the volunteer activity.

7. Socializing and support

• Offer support for the people who work within the field.
• Connect with new members online via sites like LinkedIn to welcome them to the profession and the organization.
• Stay in touch with people you meet at the conferences and Academies.
• Answer questions and share documents on SCCE&HCCAnet, our social network site.

8. Provide feedback and reviews

• Review books and materials published by the SCCE on Amazon.com, Goodreads.com and other review-based websites.
• Provide feedback on the SCCE conference sessions you attend, both to evaluate the speakers and the session topic or content.
• Answer the surveys put out the by the SCCE.

9. Foster vendor relationships

• Exhibiting/sponsorships at conferences
• Advertise in Compliance and Ethics Professional Magazine, Corporate Compliance Weekly News, on SCCEnet, or on our website

10. Volunteer for a leadership role

SCCE leadership is cultivated from people who are active members of the association who spend a great deal of time writing, speaking, mentoring, networking with their peers, blogging and so forth. If you want to run for the board of directors or assume a more active leadership role, be sure to follow the engagement suggestions above.  Board Nominations occur annually, July 1-31.