Anastasia Bidjocka, Junior Consultant
Anastasia Bidjocka
With Pideeco since December, 2017
Anastasia is focused on compliance, notably the forensic auditing and risk assessment of companies seeking procedural improvements. The main elements of her work are compiling data and eliminating threats where confidentiality of company critical information may be exposed.
I joined Pideeco in December 2017 after graduating as a Business Engineer. I was introduced to elementary principles of Compliance regulation and technical guidelines in order to gain a good background. Thanks to my studies and internships, I gained experience in legal and complex economical stakeholder structures analysis, Business Strategy Development and Process Design, social communication platforms and Business operations.
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How are charities used for money laundering?
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How is artificial intelligence a challenge to GDPR?
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Psd2, Brexit & the rise of payment services market in Belgium
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