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ISS Selects Moore for Global Compliance Officer Role

May 19, 2016

Karen Moore (Photo: ISS)
Karen Moore (Photo: ISS)
Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), a  maritime and logistics service provider, has demonstrated its continued commitment to compliance with the appointment of Karen Moore as Global Compliance Officer. Moore joins from financial markets and technology company, NASDAQ, where she was Associate General Counsel. 
 
Moore's international career includes working in Moscow and Lausanne for global tobacco company, Philip Morris International where she was Vice President Compliance.  Moore  began her legal career at the US Court of International Trade and was also a local partner at the international law firm, Baker & McKenzie.
 
Reporting to ISS CEO, Chris Whiteside, Moore will build on and evolve the existing program to stay relevant to the company’s ever growing global network and meet stakeholder expectations.  In her new role, Moore will bring to bear her particular expertise in global corporate compliance and ethics with an employee-centric focus, promoting a compliance culture throughout the organization.
 
 

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