Volumes 1 and 2 of this compendium described a compliance program's architecture and legal foundation. Volume 3 is how the program's core functions actually operate day to day: policy development, training, auditing and monitoring, investigations, and vendor oversight.
Written for compliance officers who need genuine operational command of those five functions and the attorneys who advise them, this volume treats each function as a discipline with real structure, extended across thirty chapters into the specific mechanics of how a policy gets written and followed, how training actually changes behavior, how an audit produces a defensible finding, and how a vendor relationship is managed from due diligence through offboarding.