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"It just wasn’t an option.”
Supports Compliance Professionals in their Difficult Jobs
Joe co-authored the first book in the field.
He's an attorney and a Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP).
"Interactive Corporate Compliance is a creative contribution to the generally moribund business regulation literature. It makes compelling reading."
-The American Business Journal
Here we go. Is your compliance program training plan tired? Run down? Into its 47th year of same old same old?
One of the great things about having a publication is getting to talk with people you like and admire and then writing about it.
Sometimes I feel so frustrated I could explode. Yell maybe. Or kick things. Or quit. Well no. Never quit.
You have a job to do. You are to speak to an audience of about 30 managers to explain your company’s code of conduct.
The world can change in an instant. The world outside of us can shift with no warning. The world can be a strong, powerful, unpredictable force in our lives.
If you have been doing compliance and ethics (C&E) work for a long time, do you really need to keep reading in the field, listening to online seminars, going to conferences?
Like a deadly, insidious, highly contagious disease, one man – one single man – started to infect the business.
Ethics and Compliance programs have a tendency to avoid some of the more innovative, creative training, communication and employee engagement strategies because, as they say, “we’re global and comedy doesn’t work globally.” To that I say, Ha! Now THAT is a real joke!
I don’t know what to say. To my parents. To my brothers. And my sister, even. All my family. My entire family.
Working in compliance can be deeply rewarding — but also profoundly frustrating. No matter how well a program is designed and implemented, violations are bound to occur.
The modern era of compliance began in 1991 with the advent of the Corporate Sentencing Guidelines.
"... the board approved a high-level promotion, only to find out two weeks later that the person they promoted had been under investigation by the compliance office ..."
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