In this episode of The Ethics Experts, Nick welcomes Naphtali Visser. Naphtali has worked as a technologist and entrepreneur for the past 28 years. At one company that he started, after 4 years of success, two catastrophic events hit the company in the same week, and when it looked like the only option was to close the doors. Instead, his entire staff worked for free for 2 months to rescue and eventually sell the company. That show of extreme loyalty was proof that his philosophy of building “culture-first” companies worked the drove him to want to help other companies experience the same. Naphtali has spent the past 15 years diving into neurology, psychology and spirituality to gain a deep understanding of the universal principles that make humans work, and now helps companies build cultures based on kindness, respect and resiliency that inevitably produce amazing business results.
Unprecedented changes in sanctions and export control enforcement are imminent as the U.S. government amplifies its focus on national security and corporate compliance. In this episode of Corruption, Crime, and Compliance, Michael Volkov discusses the potential consequences of these developments. He dissects the “new FCPA,” the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) strategic approach, the critical role of sanctions and export control enforcement, and the intricacies of voluntary disclosure programs.
