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Post By: Adam Turteltaub NOTE: This podcast was recorded prior to the conversion of the Compliance & Ethics Institute to a virtual program. Some of the sessions and their tracks may have changed. Be sure to visit the website to see the latest agenda. Compliance is about much more than understanding the law. It requires a great many other skills, which is where the Professional Skills track at the Compliance & Ethics Institute comes in. The track chairs are Ellen Hunt, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer and Chief Audit Executive at AARP and Walter Johnson, Assistant Privacy Officer at Inova Health System. As they explain in this podcast being a strong compliance professional requires emotional intelligence, the ability to build relationships, create change, negotiate and provide value to an organization. All of these skills are transferable to other positions at well. As they selected sessions for the track they worked to balance out training in these areas and help foster the mental agility so important to success. Here are some of the sessions: Clear, Concise, and Captivating – Tips on How to Communicate with the C-Suite and Board of Directors Considering Consulting or Starting Your Own Compliance Business? What to do NOW to Prepare for Success The 7 Habits of an Effective Compliance & Ethics Professional Listen in as they preview some of the sessions and share their efforts to improve their own professional skills.
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08/13/20 • 14 min

Post By: Adam Turteltaub The amount of data collected by organizations has skyrocketed over the last two days and with it, notes Dean Gonsowski, Chief Revenue Officer at Active Navigation, has come a change in the equation. Instead of creating more value, more data is creating more risk. In this podcast he encourages companies to change from a collect all you can mode to one in which organizations start by asking “Why are we collecting this data?” The next questions to ask: what data do we already have and where is it stored? Too often, he explains, data is stored in unstructured formats such as in file sharing sites and shared drives. That makes data difficult to track and easy to go astray. It’s time, he argues, to starting thinking about purposeful, intentional and minimal collection of data. Then, for the data you have, audit and monitor to make sure that the data is being collected, housed and used properly.
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Post By: Adam Turteltaub NOTE: This podcast was recorded prior to the conversion of the Compliance & Ethics Institute to a virtual program. Some of the sessions and their tracks may have changed. Be sure to visit the website to see the latest agenda. When Lisa Gross, Ethics Senior Manger at Lockheed Martin and Art Weiss, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer at Tamko Building Products set to work as co-chairs of the Ethics Track for the 2020 Compliance & Ethics institute, their objective was both simple and ambitious: to select a broad selection of topics that would cover the issues that are pressing today and the needs across the spectrum of compliance and ethics professionals. Looking at the agenda, you can see that they succeeded. They also ended up demonstrating that the core of ethics management is largely the same, whether in stable times when they set the agenda, or the more troubling present. As they explain in this podcast, the organization’s values must stay the same and serve as the foundation for decisions and actions. That’s especially true these days when so much is unstable and businesspeople are learning new ways to work together. No matter the change, though, compliance professionals and business leaders have to keep watch on the corporate culture. Here, too, the values are essential, but, also, practical matters are important, such as ensuring that lines of communication are open and accessible. Listen in to gain more of their insights and a preview of what to expect on the Ethics Track at the 2020 Compliance & Ethics Institute.
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08/06/20 • 12 min

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07/28/20 • 13 min

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07/23/20 • 12 min

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07/21/20 • 13 min

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08/20/20 • 15 min

Post By: Adam Turteltaub When it comes to battling corruption, different countries in Latin America (and elsewhere for that matter) have different capabilities from an enforcement perspective. As Geert Aalbers, Partner at Control Risks explains in this podcast, to provide a better understanding of the picture, Control Risks and America Society and Council of the Americas recently published The Capacity to Combat Corruption (CCC) Index. Rather than measure perceived levels of corruption, it ranks countries based on their ability to effectively combat corruption. Not surprisingly there is an enormous range, and ratings change over time. Since 2014 there has been an anti-corruption wave throughout the region with notable efforts such as Operation Lava Jato (carwash) in Brazil. Of late, though, he points out, that wave is losing force in some countries due to factors ranging from fatigue to a backlash by the political class. In addition, like elsewhere the pandemic is posing challenges in Latin America, and setting lose forces that are ripe for corruption. Governments are spending heavily and quickly, intermediaries are being used, and transactions are often not as transparent as many would like. In addition, governments may be moving funds around to pay for pandemic-related costs, reducing budgets for enforcement. Listen in to learn more about what’s going on across the region and some of the country-by-country comparisons on the fight against corruption.
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How many episodes does Compliance Perspectives have?

Compliance Perspectives currently has 374 episodes available.

What topics does Compliance Perspectives cover?

The podcast is about Non-Profit, Podcasts, Education and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Compliance Perspectives?

The episode title 'Ellen Hunt and Walter Johnson on the Professional Skill Track at the 2020 Compliance & Ethics Institute [Podcast]' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Compliance Perspectives?

The average episode length on Compliance Perspectives is 13 minutes.

How often are episodes of Compliance Perspectives released?

Episodes of Compliance Perspectives are typically released every 4 days, 17 hours.

When was the first episode of Compliance Perspectives?

The first episode of Compliance Perspectives was released on Aug 6, 2019.

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