Samer Jannoun, CCEP-I, FICA, is a Head of Regional Ethics and Compliance at Meta, based in London. He designs and runs compliance frameworks for the company’s highest risk global initiatives. Since 2021 he has chaired the Compliance Working Group for 2Africa, the world’s longest subsea cable system spanning 33 countries and three continents, delivered by a consortium of eight multinational companies. In that role he oversees the consortium’s compliance governance. He also led his function’s contribution to Meta’s company-wide ethics work, defining compliance ownership in practice, and delivered bespoke compliance training to dozens of organisations worldwide. He began his career conducting fraud and corruption investigations at Deloitte, before leading compliance and ethics reviews and investigations for Oracle. He is a Fellow of the International Compliance Association, a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional (International), and sits on the Managing Committee of TIPS, a Transparency International UK private sector partner network. He studied AI law, policy and governance at LSE, holds the ICA and University of Manchester postgraduate diploma in governance, risk and compliance, and read business administration at the American University of Beirut.