Mark Lax
About Mark Lax
Mark Lax is a Project Coordinator with extensive experience in financial oversight and compliance. He has worked in various roles, including positions at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and GE, and has been with Insight Global since 2018.
Work at Insight Global
Mark Lax has been employed at Insight Global as a Project Coordinator since 2018. He works in Schaumburg, IL, where he is responsible for coordinating various projects within the organization. His role involves overseeing project timelines, managing resources, and ensuring that project goals are met efficiently.
Previous Experience at Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mark Lax worked at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) from 2010 to 2012 as part of the Receivership Oversight team. During his tenure, he provided ongoing recommendations related to Suspicious Activity Reports (SAR) and non-SAR activities. His work contributed to the oversight of financial transactions and compliance with regulatory standards.
Background in Legal and Compliance Roles
Prior to his current role, Mark Lax served as a Paralegal Investigations Coordinator at GE from 1996 to 2005. He managed various legal compliance functions, including loan documentation due diligence and legal compliance audits. His responsibilities also included overseeing internal and vendor conflicts processing and executing post-closing Anti-Money Laundering (AML) controls evaluations.
Education and Certifications
Mark Lax holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Northeastern Illinois University. He also studied at the Van Nuys School of Investigation, where he achieved a Paralegal certification. Additionally, he obtained a Government Technical Contract Monitor Certification from The George Washington University, enhancing his expertise in compliance and regulatory matters.
Experience in Investigative Roles
Mark Lax has a diverse background in investigative roles, including his position as a Special Agent at MVTRAC from 2013 to 2018. He conducted investigations related to missing off-lease capital equipment and potential securities verification lapses. His work involved performing routine interrogations, factual interviews, and desk searches to gather evidence.