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Compliance Jobs Report: oct. 23. If it's Friday, it's another week of the Compliance Jobs Report! Radical Compliance has new hires this week at Ericsson, University of Florida, Arthrex, Tyson Foods, Albemarle, and elsewhere, plus a few CCO exits worth noting. Promotions at Bayada, RTX, Ecolab, and more; with job leads in aerospace, airlines, and chickens. Plus Meme of the Week! Radical Compliance gather the Jobs Report news items from LinkedIn, press releases, and wherever else Radical Compliance can find tips - and thank you to everyone who sends them in, you make the Jobs Report possible! If you have any gossip to share (even confidentially) email me at [email protected] or find me on LinkedIn. Compliance Jobs. This week Radical Compliance begin in phones: Scott Jensen recently joined Ericsson as head of investigations for the Americas region. Jensen comes to the telecom manufacturing giant after a year at Grant Thornton, where he had been senior director of global compliance. Hedge fund Millennium, with $92 billion in assets, has hired Michael Padala as senior compliance officer. Padala joins Millennium after six years at Citigroup Global Markets, where he had been a senior vice president for trade surveillance in North America stocks. Oscar Health, a healthcare insurance products business, has hired Gabrielle Sanders as associate director of corporate compliance. Sanders previously worked at Unum as a senior compliance manager for the last year. Joy Hayes just joined the University of Florida (go Gators!) as director of compliance and ethics. Hayes comes to the university from Trafigura, where she spent the last two years as head of compliance program effectiveness (a period that also lines up with Trafigura's FCPA settlement in 2024). Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG, to those in the know) has hired Sneha Patel as global head of audit methodology. Patel previously spent two years at BNY Mellon, where she had been director of risk and compliance testing and assurance. In the Netherlands, the rather blandly named payments platform Online Payment Platform has hired Kim Arts as head of compliance. Arts comes to OPP after nine years in various roles at Ikea, most recently as a global compliance manager. Matt Blackman has a new job as internal audit manager with USS Management, the pension investment fund for higher education workers in Britain. Blackman joins USS from Close Brothers, where he had also been an internal audit manager. Aaron Rykowski has parted ways with WesBanco, a community bank in Wheeling, WVa., after a nearly 10-year run there as chief compliance officer. Not clear yet what he'll do next. Olga Kozak-Anlar has also parted ways with Robinhood, where she had been AI compliance lead for two years. Kozak-Anlar says she will "share what's next soon." The Jobs Report will stand by for that update. Medical equipment manufacturer Arthrex has hired Seth Smoker as compliance manager for North America, working from Indianapolis. Smoker blows into Arthrex after a year at Energizer Holdings, where he had been global ethics and compliance counsel. Karl Kaufmann has left his job as chief banking and regulatory counsel at Synchrony Financial to join PayPal, where he is VP and legal counsel for consumer financial services. Stephanie Rodriguez has a new job as deputy chief compliance officer at MassHealth, the public health insurance system operated by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services. Rodriguez previously worked at Brown University Health for two years as manager of compliance program effectiveness. Memorial Healthcare System in Florida has hired Ennette Cuervo as director of corporate compliance. Cuervo arrives at Memorial from HCA Florida Kendall Hospital in Miami, where she had been ethics and compliance officer for nearly three years. Denise Rivera has joined Tyson Foods as compliance manager for licensing and permits. Rivera previously worked at Walmart for nearly seven years, most recently as a project manager. GenNx360 Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in New York, has hired Nicole Vipperman as chief compliance officer. Vipperman joins the firm from TGM, a real estate acquisition firm, where she had also been chief compliance officer. National Professional Planning Group, a retirement consulting firm based in New Jersey, has tapped Robert Slomin as its new chief compliance officer. Slomin joins NPPG from Integrity Wealth, where he served as chief risk and compliance officer. Ana Paula Neves just signed up as ethics, risk, and compliance lead for Novartis operations in Brazil. Neves was last seen at Takeda as head of global ethics and compliance projects until last year, and had been doing some solo consulting since then. Another in Brazil: Fernanda Lacerda has been named chief compliance officer for Remitly, the global payments platform that focuses on remittances. Lacerda had previously been legal and compliance director at Pinbank Brazil. Pakistan International Airlines has hired Nayla Asgharali as chief audit executive. Asgharali arrives at the airline from Tajweez Advisory in Bahrain, where she had been a director for three years; prior to that she was vice president of internal audit at Gulf Air Holding. Chemicals manufacturing giant Albemarle has hired Josefina Manzur Merino as ethics and compliance manager for Latin America. Merino comes to Albemarle after eight months at the Unifrutti Group, where she had also been a regional compliance manager. She's based in Chile. And here's a career move you don't see every day. Charbel Raffoul, previously chief compliance officer at ATFX, an online trading platform based in Dubai, has given up that job to be chief executive officer at GTCFX, a derivatives trading platform also in Dubai. Always happy to see a compliance officer move into the corner office. Moving up the ladder. BAYADA Home Health Care has promoted Melanie Sponholz from deputy compliance officer to chief compliance officer. Jeanine Maine has a new role within the RTX defense empire, moving from associate director of ethics and compliance at the conglomerate's Pratt & Whitney division to associate director of ethics and compliance at Collins Aerospace. Ecolab has promoted Natalia Marino from director of compliance in Latin America to senior director of global compliance. Salad, a payday loan business in London, has promoted Magdalena Kaczmaryk from compliance and conduct lead to head of compliance. Tetragon, a hedge fund based in London, has promoted Jessica Gold from deputy chief compliance officer to chief compliance officer. (A tetragon is just a fancy word for quadrilateral, if you've forgotten your high school geometry.) Vendors and service providers. Steve Brown has left his job as chief audit executive at Booz Allen Hamilton to join advisory and consulting firm Gartner, where he is executive partner in the chief audit executives practice. Brown had been at Booz for six years. Open req orders. Looks like GE Aerospace is hiring. Tom Monheim, executive director of compliance investigations for the company, says he is looking to fill several newly created senior supervisory investigator roles. The jobs are in various locations and seem to pay $181,000 to $241,000. For you entry-level folks, United Airlines is searching for an ethics and compliance specialist. Job is based in Chicago, with a salary range of $66,500 to $86,000. Tyson Foods is hiring a senior manager for global compliance. Job is based in Springdale, Ark.; salary range not disclosed. Compliance Meme of the Week That's all for this week's report. As always, if you have a tip or want to brag about your new job, promotion, career milestone, or anything else, email me at [email protected] or find me on LinkedIn. I'm always happy to give credit to the many hard-working people here in its corner of the business universe.

Grant Thornton welcomes Eve Moodley to partner team of Deals practice. 22 October 2026 Consultancy.com.au Grant Thornton has appointed Eve Moodley as a Partner in its Financial Advisory practice in Brisbane, strengthening the firm's transaction advisory capability. Based in Brisbane, Moodley is a member of the Deals team, where she will advise clients on acquisitions, divestments, capital transactions and other significant business decisions. She brings experience working across complex domestic and cross-border transactions, helping clients navigate periods of growth, investment and change. Her experience spans a broad range of industries, including energy and resources, renewable energy, industrials, manufacturing, agribusiness, telecommunications and consumer-facing businesses. "The most successful transactions are built on a clear understanding of what matters most to the client, whether that's growth, value creation, risk management or long-term strategic objectives," said Moodley. "I was attracted to Grant Thornton's client-first approach and its strong position in the mid-market. I'm looking forward to working with businesses and investors to help them make confident decisions and achieve successful outcomes." Moodley has more than 20 years of experience in professional services with a focus on transaction advisory services. She joins Grant Thornton from PwC, where she was a partner, and previously served fellow Big Four outfits Deloitte and EY. Cameron Bacon, Partner and National Head of Corporate Finance at Grant Thornton, said the appointment reflects continued demand from clients for experienced advisers who can combine technical expertise with commercial insight. "Clients are increasingly looking for advisers who understand not only the transaction itself, but also the broader commercial and strategic decisions that sit behind it." "Eve brings deep transaction experience, a collaborative approach and a strong understanding of the issues clients face as they pursue growth, investment and transformation opportunities. Her appointment further strengthens our ability to support clients through critical moments in their business journey."

CBIZ reported third-quarter revenue of $702 million, up 1.2%. Net income rose 56.7% to $47 million, while adjusted EBITDA grew 6.3% to $132 million. For the nine months ended September 30, 2026, revenue was $2,233 million, up 0.8%. Net income reached $219 million, up 12.2%, and adjusted EBITDA fell 1.2% to $479 million. Operating cash flow rose $98 million. The Cleveland-based professional services firm agreed on July 29 to be acquired by an affiliate of Grant Thornton, backed by New Mountain Capital. The all-cash deal values CBIZ at $5.0 billion, or $55.00 per share. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval. CBIZ will then leave the New York Stock Exchange and become private. It will not give full-year guidance or host a results call.