Preparing for FERC's New Audit and Investigation Enforcement Program

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is stepping up enforcement signaling an increase in overall regulatory scrutiny. The level of scrutiny and engagement, which the new enforcement regime will bring, is imposing on energy and utility companies that have to manage numerous federal and state requirements including FERC & NERC compliance.

Join us for a complimentary webcast to learn how you can utilize people, processes and technology to respond to compliance enforcement challenges and engage regulators.

• What new areas and activities will be scrutinized and how to deal with the enforcement
• How to engage with regulators given the increasing intensity investigations and audits
• How to gear up for producing records of evidence and proof to substantiate compliance
• How to integrate compliance processes to manage risks, issues, violations and exceptions
• How to reduce compliance costs with process automation and efficient resource utilization

Panelists

John Ballentine - Principal, ProComply John Ballentine is a Principal at ProComply, a Texas-based regulatory services provider to the energy industry. Prior to joining ProComply, John served over 20 years as a senior compliance executive in both electric and natural gas companies subject to federal regulation. An ardent advocate for streamlined, effective regulatory risk management in the energy industry, John co-developed ProComply's "Sustainable Compliance" program model based on a proactive approach to managing regulatory risk. Mike Milton Director, GRC Solutions, MetricStream