Our virtual compliance management experts have a long-standing history of guarding companies from regulatory errors and oversights. They played a key role in transforming established brands, leading to increases in market engagement.
Our compliance services work hand-in-hand with marketing. One such client saw a 4 times increase in sales than forecasted originally.
Focusing on innovation and modernization, our VCOs successfully led projects that exceeded expectations and reshaped brand identities. Protecting companies from external and internal compliance issues lays the groundwork for sustainable revenue growth.
Just like market trends change, so do compliance laws and guidelines. A virtual compliance expert knows how to adjust their plans for both. That way, your company never lags behind in public taste or legal vulnerabilities.
Schedule a time to talk to one of our virtual compliance officers and see how they can bring the the peace of mind that comes with knowing your regulatory affairs are in order.
Chief compliance officers are executives (part of the C-suite) who oversee the regulatory issues that an organization faces. They may also be the company’s or organization’s chief counsel or legal compliance officer. In a large organization, the fractional CCO oversees and manages the entire compliance team, which may also include IT personnel.
Without a CCO, a company may assign unqualified employees to respond to requests for regulatory information. They may also be vulnerable to cyber-attacks and fail to plan for a cyber emergency. Some fields, like the healthcare industry, have a complex set of regulatory rules (like HIPAA and FDA regulations) that must be followed. Across all industries, maintaining ADA compliance and ensuring client/customer data is secure isn’t just important — it’s oftentimes federally mandated.
When you hire a virtual fractional compliance officer with DAP, you access:
Immediate insight.
Hiring a DAP VCCO (virtual chief compliance officer) means you can address regulatory issues immediately. A virtual compliance officer has the outside perspective that helps them respond to high-level concerns and triage compliance issues, promptly addressing regulatory issues. Then, you can handle these expeditiously and effectively.
Industry-specific experience.
DAP’s VCCOs are highly skilled and experienced, bringing expert-level knowledge of the regulatory affairs of your specific industry. If you need help with HIPAA compliance, the VCCO with which you are matched has a firm understanding of HIPAA compliance.
Team training.
A DAP VCCO can help train your existing compliance team and/or employees, empowering them with the skills and insights needed to avoid regulatory violations. Compliance is a forethought. A DAP VCCO is also helpful in finding and hiring qualified compliance personnel to add to your team.
A DAP VCCO maintains the same effectiveness as an on-staff CCO but in a virtual environment and for a cost within reach of a mid-sized business.
Schedule a call with a DAP fractional virtual compliance officer to expand your business and minimize regulatory issues.
Our fractional compliance officers can help your organization by:
A virtual compliance officer, also called an outsourced compliance officer, is an executive-level employee who handles a business’s or organization’s regulatory and compliance affairs from a virtual standpoint. They are an outsourced employee who provides specific and expert-level service at a fraction of the cost of a full-time, on-site compliance officer.
A company would hire a compliance officer to handle regulatory and compliance concerns, protecting the group against violations and cyber threats. These professionals see to it that a business sufficiently handles all regulatory scope of the industry. A company would hire a virtual compliance officer to handle these matters in a more cost-effective way that suits their company’s size and needs.
Yes. Remote work is an expected part of most businesses, both between team members and between staff members and clients/customers. Virtual compliance officers use tools like Zoom, Microsoft Office, Google Meet, and other online interfaces to conduct business, discuss issues, and meet with other team members, clients, or other personnel.
DAP regulatory compliance professionals are current, forward-thinking, and invested in their roles. They utilize online platforms to meet with current team members, discuss ideas, and train team members on new policies and procedures.
It’s easy: Fill out our online form and schedule a meeting. Our professionals will meet with you to discuss your current needs, the time frame within which you hope to close any open compliance issues, and the industry-specific standards you face. They can then match you to a virtual compliance officer who has the skill set you need.
A virtual compliance executive performs the same role as an on-site, C-suite CCO but at a fraction of the cost (and in a virtual setting). They review your current regulatory and compliance strategies and create an improvement plan.
They can also handle requests for regulatory information and respond to any violations when necessary. Your business should function within the scope of industry regulations across all aspects of its presence.
Many factors can affect the total cost of hiring a fractional virtual compliance officer, including the current state of your compliance and regulatory affairs, the industry-specific expertise required for your business, the amount of work you need, and how quickly you’d like it done. Most fractional compliance officers have an hourly rate between $250 and $500 per hour (far more affordable than a full-time chief compliance officer).
Growing and medium-sized businesses and organizations can benefit from hiring a fractional remote compliance officer. These businesses are likely experiencing the need for compliance and regulatory employees but may not have the budget to hire a full-time executive to oversee these issues. They may also be in periods of growth and need assistance scaling at a sustainable rate.
Scheduling a call with a DAP compliance officer is easy. Fill out this form, and let’s talk about what our compliance experts can do for you.
Businesses choose DAP virtual compliance officers because:
Our team of compliance professionals is ready to assist you and spearhead your regulatory goals.
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Virtual compliance officers can also help train team members and provide education on regulations across numerous fields and industries, including government regulations for businesses that offer services to state and federal agencies. The intricate details of these regulatory issues and compliance needs are best handled with an expert skilled in these areas; a DAP outsourced compliance officer provides these needs on an as-needed, virtual basis.
Hiring a Digital Authority Partners virtual compliance officer is a step towards giving your business the protection it needs. Contact us today to get started and find out how our compliance professionals can offer you the tools you need to stay current, safe, and compliant in today’s market.
Many factors can affect the total cost of hiring a fractional virtual compliance officer, including the current state of your compliance and regulatory affairs, the industry-specific expertise required for your business, the amount of work you need, and how quickly you’d like it done. Most fractional compliance officers have an hourly rate between $250 and $500 per hour (far more affordable than a full-time chief compliance officer).
The three main types of compliance are regulatory, corporate, and internal compliance.
DAP’s fractional remote virtual compliance officers excel at managing all these aspects, conducting audits, doing risk assessments, and following regulatory standards. They integrate high-level marketing knowledge to keep sales as robust as legal and ethical guidelines.
Yes, a compliance officer can definitely be outsourced, and fractional virtual compliance officers are a fantastic solution for many organizations. Businesses benefit from outsourced compliance knowledge and guidance without the cost of a full-time, in-house compliance officer. Virtual compliance officers provide flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency. Digital Authority Partners can make it happen!
