PEOPLE BRADLEY DIZIK SENIOR MANAGING DIRECTOR Office: 248.321.4905 bdizik@guidepostsolutions.com vCard | LinkedIn | Print Bio Overview Experience Credentials Media + Events Mr. Dizik helps lead Guidepost’s Crisis Response, Institutional Integrity and Health Care Advisory practices. He advises publicly held, private and not-for-profit institutions on integrity issues, including development and evaluation of ethics and compliance programs and related best practices, institutional structure and culture, risk oversight, board and committee structure, board and executive leadership, independent and internal investigations, and audits and assessments. Mr. Dizik, who is a member of the Washington D.C. and New York Bars, is resident in Guidepost’s Washington D.C. and New York offices. He is frequently called on to advise board directors and executive officers regarding sensitive matters and in response to their most public and private crises. Mr. Dizik is currently advising the President and Board of Regents of the University of Michigan on the implementation of internal controls and structural and cultural transformation efforts in response to its ongoing sexual abuse and harassment crisis. Mr. Dizik has led teams on a number of high-profile federal monitorships and independent consultancies including of General Motors, SAC Capital (now known as Point72 Capital Management) and the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). His clients regularly call upon him to design and develop ethics and compliance programs and oversee global ethics and compliance effectiveness assessments for institutions in industries including health care (virtual health and hospitals and hospital systems), higher education, federal government contractors (including FAR, FCPA and import/export), automotive, manufacturing, social media and emerging technologies, e-commerce, infrastructure and real estate, alternative asset managers (hedge funds, private equity and venture capital), religious nonprofits, and government agencies. Mr. Dizik conducts anti-corruption compliance due diligence for companies engaging in geographical locations with high corruption risk. He also advises on culture transformation efforts where an institution embarks on a journey to create a values-based culture where ethical decision-making and integrity systems and practices are informed by a community’s desired principles and behaviors. Mr. Dizik frequently conducts independent and internal investigations for clients relating to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), sexual abuse, harassment and violence, health care fraud, government program fraud, bribery and the Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act (FCA), cybersecurity, privacy including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), government contracting fraud, securities regulations, financial integrity, trade sanctions, anti-money laundering, accounting fraud, tax fraud, embezzlement, money laundering, public corruption, and institutional integrity matters. Mr. Dizik has extensive experience conducting investigations of religious, academic, and other organizations in matters involving sexual abuse, harassment, and violence, as well as assessments of institutional structure, culture, and related internal controls. He is sensitive to the complex issues faced by survivors of sexual abuse, harassment, and violence, and leads his investigations and assessments with independence and compassion. Mr. Dizik also regularly assists religious, academic, and other organizations in evaluating and developing ethics and compliance programs in connection with sexual abuse and harassment allegations centered around the pillars of prevention, education, and survivor support. Mr. Dizik’s work with religious organizations is always sensitive to and informed by the concepts of trauma and spirituality and is aware of the uniqueness of each group’s cultural norms. He has also advised board members and prominent survivors and survivor advocates on best practice institutional responses to incidents of sexual misconduct for the nation’s most high profile and public matters. Mr. Dizik advises healthcare industry clients, including virtual health companies, hospitals and health systems, telehealth providers and retail health clinics, on all aspects of ethics and compliance program evaluation and development. His practice is particularly concentrated on virtual health, fraud and abuse, information security, privacy, data strategies and digital health matters. He also advises healthcare clients, including covered entities and business associates, regarding compliance with HIPAA and other federal and state privacy, security, and incident response compliance requirements. Mr. Dizik provides advice on all aspects of virtual health including the complex patchwork of state-by-state regulatory issues. He has developed comprehensive healthcare, privacy and information security ethics and compliance programs for business associates and covered entities. Mr. Dizik regularly leads SOC2, HIPAA and HITRUST readiness examinations and remediation efforts. He also conducts specialized due diligence and internal investigations for healthcare clients, including hospitals and health systems, and virtual health and telehealth companies. He was the court-approved receiver for an estate consisting of approximately $40 million in real and personal property where he traced, took possession of and liquidated a 1972 Lamborghini Muira SV for $2 million and a 1991 Ferrari F40 for approximately $1.2 million to fund the ongoing operations of the receivership estate. Mr. Dizik’s investigative work led to the district court judge holding one of the parties in contempt, and ultimately issuing a criminal arrest warrant for that party’s violations of the contempt order which helped lead to a settlement of the years long dispute. Finally, Mr. Dizik advises clients on physical and cyber security design and conducts security assessments throughout the United States and the world. Prior Legal Work Prior to joining Guidepost, Mr. Dizik was an associate attorney in Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP’s White-Collar Investigations and Financial Institutions Regulatory practices and co-manager of its Financial Regulatory Reform Working Group. Prior to joining Weil, he served as a research consultant to the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation, a 501(c)(3) research organization dedicated to improving the regulation of US capital markets. Mr. Dizik had brief stints in the SEC’s Offices of International Affairs and Ethics Counsel, where he focused on the international enforcement of the federal securities laws, provided technical assistance to foreign regulators, and advised on the development of the Commission’s insider trading compliance program. Community Engagement He is a member of the Detroit Jewish Federation’s Local Agency Planning and Business Practices Committee overseeing the Federation’s nearly two dozen agencies and is a member of the Jewish Federation of North America’s National Young Leadership Cabinet and Security Task Force. Education Mr. Dizik is a recipient of Michigan State University’s Distinguished Young Alumni Award from where he holds a J.D., and a B.A. from its James Madison College and where he established the Frank H. Knight Scholarship Award for students whose studies are focused at the intersection of leadership, economics and ethics. He received the Federal Bar Association’s Edward H. Rakow Scholarship Award for academic excellence in corporate and securities law. Additionally, he holds an LL.M. from Georgetown University Law Center which recognized him for “extraordinary academic performance” in International White-Collar Crime. 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