Beyond individual casework, the Manager analyzes regulatory and policy developments affecting conflict of interest and conflict of commitment and recommends and drafts corresponding updates to university policy and program procedure; develops and delivers education and outreach for faculty, staff, and trainees; partners with University IT on improvements to the online disclosure system; and represents the program at the university level and to external stakeholders and peer institutions. The Manager assesses outside activity and financial interest disclosures, including complex scenarios involving Stanford intellectual property, resources, staff, students, ideas, or research data, and relationships with external entity boards of directors, scientific advisory boards, and consulting engagements, and determines whether a matter can be resolved administratively or requires review by the Central Conflict of Interest Committee.