The Justice Department’s criminal fraud chief is applying lessons learned as a senior executive at Hewlett Packard Enterprise as he steers an office at the center of white-collar enforcement.
Glenn Leon’s past nine years in-house at a Fortune 500 business are framing his early months back in government—whether it’s assigning his senior team to read a Silicon Valley venture capitalist’s book on leadership, evaluating arguments from companies seeking DOJ’s leniency, or determining when to end long-running investigations.
Leon, who returned to the fraud section in September, routinely referenced his tenure as the technology company’s chief ethics and compliance officer ...
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