This week we will conclude our lengthy exploration of the philosophical underpinnings of the modern corporate compliance program. We will examine Simone de Beauvoir and
Ed. Note: This month, on my podcast series Popcorn and Compliance, I am taking a deep dive into the first five Frankenstein movies. Over October,
For years, compliance professionals have turned to the Department of Justice’s Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (ECCP) to answer a fundamental question: What does an effective
CEO succession is usually discussed as a planning exercise. Boards identify potential successors, develop internal talent, periodically review the succession plan, and prepare for the
A company can publish thoughtful AI principles, appoint a governance committee, and still struggle to answer a basic question: who can stop an AI system
Compliance technology has become the operational backbone of the modern ethics and compliance program. When technology works, it can make compliance faster, more consistent, measurable,
In the first four posts in the Leonardo Compliance Framework, we used Leonardo’s work to explore the compliance disciplines of Refine, Investigate, Innovate, and Monitor. For
In the previous post in the Leonardo Compliance Framework, Leonardo’s flying machines gave us Innovate, the principle that Compliance should help organizations capture the benefits of
In the first two posts in the Leonardo Compliance Framework, the Mona Lisa gave us Refine, the principle that an effective compliance program improves as the organization
In the first post in our Leonardo Compliance Framework, the Mona Lisa introduced Refine: the discipline of continuous improvement. An effective compliance program should learn from investigations, monitoring, risk
