Rachel Woloszynski is a Senior Director with Alvarez & Marsal Disputes and Investigations in San Francisco. She specializes in compliance advisory and third-party oversight. Her primary areas of concentration include independent monitorships, audits and assessments involving compliance risks.
With more than 10 years of experience, Ms. Woloszynski has managed independent monitorships and audits related to matters involving ITAR, CFIUS and BIS regulations, as well as conducted compliance and ethics program effectiveness and risk assessments. She brings experience with receivership administration and consumer redress programs.
Ms. Woloszynski’s notable assignments include conducting compliance assessments, project managing a third-party trade compliance audit for a company under settlement agreement with BIS; supporting a receivership involving the implementation of a court-ordered redress plan; and developing independent redress administration programs in connection with FTC settlement agreements.
Ms. Woloszynski has worked with clients across various industries, including aerospace and defense, automotive, financial services, manufacturing, media and entertainment, pharmaceutical, public sector, real estate, technology and utilities.
Prior to joining A&M, Ms. Woloszynski spent seven years with Ankura Consulting Group, where she most recently served as Senior Director. Before that, she was in the Business Control Office at Deutsche Bank.
Ms. Woloszynski earned a bachelor’s degree in applied economics and management from Cornell University. She is a Certified Fraud Examiner and a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional.
In a recent A&M article, the Disputes and Investigations team discusses key clarifications from DOJ’s latest guidance on the Data Security Program, including the critical 90-day nonenforcement window, heightened security expectations, and the need for companies to act swiftly to build robust compliance frameworks ahead of the July 8, 2025 deadline.
In a recent article, A&M's Disputes and Investigations team discusses the DOJ's new data security rule taking effect on April 8, 2025, and how companies handling sensitive personal or government-related data must act now to assess compliance to avoid risking severe penalties.
Alvarez & Marsal has expanded its Disputes and Investigations (DI) group with the launch of the National Security, Trade and Technology (NSTT) practice, led by newly appointed Managing Directors Randall Cook and Vincent Mekles in New York, and Senior Director Rachel Woloszynski in San Francisco.
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