Over the past several years, there has been an uptick in prosecutions of individuals – as opposed to companies – for FCPA violations. Employees, agents and board members of multi-national corporations who interact with foreign officials, supervise others who interact with foreign officials or exercise control over a company’s finances are all at risk of violating the FCPA. During a recent program, FCPA experts addressed which individuals are most at risk, which specific activities put these individuals at risk and how companies can mitigate these risks. See also “Anti-Corruption Compliance Best Practices for Boards of Directors” (Jun. 12, 2013).