Stacey D. D Kalberman is a qualified professional, working in Dekalb County Government on the position of Ethics Officer from 2016. This expert has earned professional experience in more than 15 positions at various companies. Stacey D. D Kalberman went to the Emory University School of Law and received education there from 1990. Atlanta, Georgia is the city, where the professional was known to live. This expert's email address and phone can be easily accessed through this website on demand.
Name variants:
Stacy Kalberman,
Eustace Kalberman,
Anastasia Kalberman,
Eustacia Kalberman
Last updated May 15, 2024
Contact Information
Last Update
Jul 10, 2022
Email
sk**@mmmlaw.com, sk**@ethics.ga.gov, st**@asurion.com
Location
Atlanta, GA
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Work History
Ethics Officer
Director of the DeKalb County Ethics Office and the first Ethics Officer of DeKalb County. Responsibilities include education of the Ethics Code requirements to the DeKalb County workforce, ...
from Mar 2016
Senior Regulatory Counsel
648 Grassmere Park SUITE 300, Nashville, TN 37211
Asurion, Nashville TN April 2012 to January 2015
Sr. Director, Regulatory Counsel:
Embedded counsel for corporate teams representing two of the largest U.S. based telecommunication compan...
Apr 2012 — Jan 2015
Executive Director
The Campaign Finance Commission regulates campaign finance and financial disclosure for all candidates, public officials and lobbyists in the State of Georgia. My responsibilities as Direct...
Apr 1, 2010 — May 1, 2012
Of Counsel
3343 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30326
Advised insurers and related financial service companies and agencies on regulatory and compliance matters including monitoring of laws and regulations and developing compliance programs
R...
Sep 2007 — Apr 2010
Education
1987 — 1990
1982 — 1986
Occupations
Executive
Director
Operations Manager
Skills
Legal Research
Legal Writing
Public Speaking
Insurance
Policy
Contract Negotiation
Liability
Policy Analysis
Negotiation
Management
Research
Insurance Regulatory Law
Ethics In Government