Gemological Institute of America
Elizabeth Keating is the VP & Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer at the Gemological Institute of America. Elizabeth has over 20 years of experience in compliance investigations and legal risk management. Prior to their current position, they served as the Vice President Global Compliance Investigations Counsel and Chief Compliance Investigations Counsel for Johnson Controls Inc., a $40B global technology and engineering company with over 170,000 employees in 150 countries. In this role, they were responsible for leading and managing the company's compliance investigations program; lead investigator in all significant global investigations; management of the corporate 24/7 Hotline. Additionally, they conducted FCPA forensic audits in collaboration with Internal Audit and designed and implemented major compliance risk programs; auditing and monitoring of performance and effectiveness of ethics and compliance program.
Elizabeth has conducted investigations and FCPA forensic audits in person in a variety of locations including: China, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia, Dubai, Qatar, Turkey, India, Indonesia, South Africa, Argentina and Brazil.
Elizabeth Keating has a JD from the University of San Francisco School of Law and a BA in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley.
They are on a team with John W. Hall - VP & CIO, Kelli Stone - VP, Global Tax, and Mark Buntz - SVP & CMO. Their manager is Susan M. Jacques, President & CEO.
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Since 1931, the Gemological Institute of America has been a leading expert on jewelry. Part research institute and part school, GIA is highly respected in the gem industry. If you want to turn your interest in gems into a career, the Gemological Institute is a great place to look. One of the best features of student life at GIA Carlsbad is its location. Just 90 miles from Los Angeles and a short drive from San Diego, the school offers easy access to two of California's most exciting cities. GIA Carlsbad's academics are vocational in nature. All of its programs are geared toward a career in gemology, and include the following subjects: * Graduate Gemologist * Graduate Diamonds, Colored Stones, or Pearls * Accredited Jewelry Professional * Graduate Jeweler * Applied Jewelry Arts The main sources of financial aid at GIA Carlsbad are federal programs. These include Pell grants, SEOG, and subsidized and unsubsidized loans for eligible students. The school also offers over 30 institutional scholarships, many of which are based on merit. The award amount for these scholarships varies from $500 to $18, 000.