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Marissa Brock
Policy & Government Affairs
Marissa Brock is an accomplished digital media professional with a diverse background in market research, data analytics, partnerships, project management, and curriculum development. She attended Harvard University and earned a Bachelor's degree in Government with a concentration in Global Health & Health Policy. She then went on to obtain a Master's degree in Public Policy from The George Washington University.
Marissa has previously held several positions, including Director of Policy and Marketing at Sourcemap, an M.P.P. candidate at The George Washington University, Marketing Manager at Sourcemap, Digital Content Strategist at the National Basketball Association (NBA), Project Employee, Product Optimization at the NBA, Program Associate at MacAndrews & Forbes, Program Coordinator at Clinton Global Initiative, Senior Marketing Associate at The Advisory Board Company, Research Fellow at Harvard International Negotiation Program, and Community Engagement Intern at Partners In Health.
Marissa's expertise and skills include digital media, market research, data analytics, partnerships, project management, curriculum development, public policy, global health, negotiation, community engagement, and marketing. She is a highly accomplished professional with several years of experience in various industries.
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Honored to have joined Ben Tomkins , Buxton Midyette , and Tsui Yuen-Pappas at this year’s Sourcing Journal Fall Summit on the panel “So You’re Compliant - Can You Prove It?”
Regulatory mandates for supply chain due diligence aren’t going anywhere anytime soon! It’s time to get organized, identify where your supply chain is at risk and prepare for upcoming reporting obligations.
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Thank you to all who participated in Sourcemap: the Supply Chain Mapping Company ‘s roundtable on Supply Chain Transparency and the EU Forced Labour Regulation in Brussels this week.
We're immensely grateful for the outstanding speakers and engaged participants that contributed to an insightful discussion.
A special thank you to MEP Leitão Marques for representing the European Parliament and for her remarks on how to help companies comply with the regulation, to Javier Martin Cerracin for providing insights into the Commission’s position on the file, and to our engaging moderator Dave Keating ! And huge thank you to NOVE for organizing this productive event.
We will be keeping a close eye for the inter-institutional triloges between the European Commission , Council of the European Union and the European Parliament . Here's to the future! 🌟 #SupplyChain #Transparency #ForcedLabour #brussels
