Adelle Elia: Vendor compliance seems harder now than ever before

Suspension and debarment officials have been cracking down on government vendors that are out of compliance for what sometimes seem like minor missteps, and ven...

Adelle Elia, consultant and former Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, USIS

Suspension and debarment officials have been cracking down on government vendors that are out of compliance for what sometimes seem like minor missteps, and vendors are also apt to criticize what they see as a wave of regulations. Adelle Elia, a consultant and former Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer at USIS, spoke with Federal News Radio's Jason Miller at the 34th Annual Government Contract Management Symposium about why compliance seems harder now than ever before. Miller shares that interview with Jared Miller on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

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