By David D. Dodge david@sprtsoc.com When I initially started reading earlier this spring about the college admissions scandal, it seemed limited to the college admissions process at a number of elite universities across the U.S. However, it soon … [Read more...]
Matt Kelly on Trust [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org The good news is that people trust the businesses they work for. The bad news is, they trust the businesses they work for. In a fascinating and provocative conversation, Matt Kelly of … [Read more...]
Lea Fourkiller on Moving into Compliance Leadership [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org Being promoted from the compliance staff to the Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) can be a great moment. But, it’s the start of a new era professionally, one that requires a new set of skills … [Read more...]
Jonathan Armstrong on Learning from Data Breaches [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org There have been at least 90,000 data breaches reported under the GDPR already. That’s a big number, and Jonathan Armstrong, a partner at Cordery Compliance, thinks it’s probably on the low … [Read more...]
Three Tiny Actions that Will Invigorate Your Conference Experience
By Kristy Grant-Hart KristyGH@Sparkcompliance.com It’s the most exciting time of the compliance year – Conference Season! Whoo Hoo! In the Northern hemisphere, summer has ended, and we’re all back to work. Next week in National City, Maryland, … [Read more...]
Kortney Nordrum on What’s New and Old with Social Media Compliance Risk [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org There’s good news to report on social media, reports Kortney Nordrum, Regulatory Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer for Deluxe. Employees are starting to wake up to the risks and realize … [Read more...]
The Current State of the Compliance and Internal Audit Partnership
By Michael Volkov Principal, The Volkov Law Group Compliance officers and internal auditors are natural partners and allies in the compliance governance landscape. As the compliance profession and influence grew, compliance officers often leaned … [Read more...]
Jay Rosen on Working with Vendors [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org If you have a compliance and ethics program of any size, odds are good that you need a solution provider to help your program function fully. Manage the vendor search and relationship … [Read more...]
An Update on the Establishment of Independent Advocacy Groups Formed for the Benefit of Olympic Athletes and College Student-Athletes
By David D. Dodge david@sprtsoc.com For the past couple decades or so, athletes participating in various sports under the umbrella of the United States Olympic Committee (“USOC”) and its National Governing Bodies (“NGBs”) who experienced sexual and … [Read more...]
Compliance is a Team Sport
By Mike Fabrizius Editor, AHIA New Perspectives Team sports provide us with many organizational analogies, and none better than football. The successful elements of the defensive dimension of football provide some strong parallels to healthcare … [Read more...]
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