By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org I see scenes like the one in the picture a lot. A message from a hotel about being green and saving the environment, placed right in front of ten tissues turned into a lovely origami-esque … [Read more...]
One Year Later: What Have You Done?
By Andrea Falcione, JD, CCEP Principal & Head of Advisory Services I can’t believe I’m writing this, but it’s been a year. Twelve months since the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke. And so many things changed with it – the #metoo movement, public … [Read more...]
A Humbling and Inspiring Image
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org Eons and another job ago, I learned that the SCCE was planning on starting a certification program for compliance people through the Compliance Certification Board (CCB)®. I was … [Read more...]
How Good is Your COI System? Three Critical Features to be Aware of
By Brendan Walters Osprey Software Conflict of interest software solutions have become a critical component in minimizing exposure to the risk and cost of noncompliance—which, by the way, averaged more than $14 million annually for each company … [Read more...]
Compliance Report Card: How is the Compliance Officer’s Relationship with the Board Doing?
Margaret C. Scavotto, JD, CHC President, Management Performance Associates In April 2018, the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics and the Health Care Compliance Association released a report: The Relationship between the Board of Directors … [Read more...]
Keeping Tabs on the RFP Process
By Ganesh Shankar CEO and Co-Founder, RFPIO, Inc. For many compliance and privacy officers, the way the company’s sales and marketing teams respond to requests for proposal (RFPs) falls well under the radar of legal, privacy and compliance … [Read more...]
Dallas Mavs Address Workplace Misconduct Matters
By David D. Dodge david@sprtsoc.com With the support and oversight of the NBA, the Dallas Mavericks have taken vigorous steps to address misconduct in the Mavs’ front office dating back nearly two decades. The corrosive culture in the Mavs’ … [Read more...]
Getting Seriously Public About Non-Compliant Expenses
By Kristy Grant-Hart KristyGH@Sparkcompliance.com A dollar here. A twenty there. A couple of doctored receipts for dinner at the office. What’s the big deal? We’re not talking about a first class ticket and a suite at the Olympics or purchasing … [Read more...]
Little Data Matters Too: Analyzing Compliance Hotline Data
Margaret C. Scavotto, JD, CHC President, Management Performance Associates Data uses truly are getting bigger and bigger. Compliance officers who don’t mine data might feel left in the dust. But your compliance program likely holds … [Read more...]
A Tale of Two Doctor’s Visits
Margaret C. Scavotto, JD, CHC President Management Performance Associates A few weeks ago, I went to a new doctor for a consultation. While waiting alone in a patient room for the doctor, I noticed a monitor attached to the wall. It showed a … [Read more...]
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