London Forum 2019 – Evolving Compliance Program Structure to Accommodate for Global Changes
Panel discussion on the changing approach to structuring and staffing a compliance program.
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Panel discussion on the changing approach to structuring and staffing a compliance program.
Presentation on examples of data enabled technologies powering compliance risk management, monitoring and controls.
Panel discussion on the current landscape of cross-border anti-corruption investigations.
Panel discussion on the evolving topic of ethics in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Ethisphere's Erica Salmon-Byrne and SABIC's Senior Counsel, Danielle Cannata, discuss the latest approaches companies are taking to the perennial issue of giving and receiving of gifts and entertainment in a business context.
Presentation highlights from the Roundtable include: an Overview of AARP's new Chatbot and ERM Practices, Scaling to Mange Third Party Risk - Starting with Anti-Corruption Assessments and Capability Building, and Compliance Monitoring, the Second Line of Defense.
Presentation highlights from the Roundtable include: Best Buy's new Code of Ethics, and Using Technology to Enhance Your Compliance Program.
Presentation highlights from the Roundtable include: More Than Metrics: Using Date to Help Drive a Compliance Culture, and an Organization Roadmap for Implementing a Comprehensive Approach that incorporates ethics and compliance, enterprise risk management, and sustainability.
Presentation highlights from the Roundtable include: Developing an Accountability Model, Integrated Compliance to All Areas of the Enterprise, and Creating a Liason Network and Creating a Culture of Compliance Champions.
Presentation highlights from the Roundtable include: Customer-Centric Compliance: From Cost Center to Value-Added Partner, Emerging Supply Chain Legal Obligations, and Using Technology to Enhance Your Compliance Program.