ACSS Training
Taskforce
Our Mission
To this end, the Training Taskforce members share and contribute subject matter expertise and best practices from their respective industry viewpoints to identify current and emerging trends in sanctions-related risks, regulatory developments, and operational challenges. The members of the Training Taskforce play a vital role in developing, enhancing, and keeping current all training content offered by the ACSS. This can include webinars, courses, the CSS exam, or any other training that the ACSS offers.
Members
Rebecca Andersen, CSS
Associate Member,
Six Pump Court, Barristers’ Chambers
Rebecca is a Certified Sanctions Specialist based in London. She is also an arbitrator/arbitration counsel, specialising in International commercial arbitration. She graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) from Wales and obtained a Master of Laws (LL.M.) with Merit from Queen Mary University of London and University College London. She is an associate member of one of the leading set of Barristers’ Chambers in the UK, Six Pump Court, London. At the same time, she is a law tutor/lecturer in the University of Buckingham, England. Rebecca has about 20 years’ experience as a compliance lawyer, advising on sanctions regimes of US OFAC, UK OFSI, United Nations, and the European Union, international trade, export, import and cross border transactions. She started as a litigation and corporate lawyer with the Global Ernst & Young Law. She then went on to become the General Counsel & Head of Compliance (including Sanctions) in various public listed corporations; listed in United States, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Jeff Nielsen
Ramboll
Jeff Nielsen is a sanctions and export controls lawyer with over 20 years’ experience representing clients in diverse industries, both at law firms and in-house. His expertise is in both United States and European Union sanctions and export controls laws.
Interested in joining the European Training Taskforce?
We accept EU or UK-based professionals from the private or public sector to serve!. The scope of this volunteer activity is approximately 12 months with potential for renewal. The time commitment is manageable, with one deliverable required per year and quarterly coordination calls of 60 minutes. Interested candidates should email acss@
Task Force Member Qualifications
- A member of ACSS (or planning to become a member once confirmed)
- Have 5+ years of experience in managing an area of sanctions or export controls topics
- Currently works for either a bank or other company in a sanctions compliance or export controls capacity
- Is well connected in the community to help make new connections
- Is a supporter of ACSS educational programming (or sends staff)