
The Culture Builder’s Trilogy: Part 2 – The Art of Implementation: Where Compliance Culture Lives or Dies
Ed. Note: We are in the midst of a three-part blog post series on three recent books by Hemma Lomax and Ashley Dubriwny. There are

Ed. Note: We are in the midst of a three-part blog post series on three recent books by Hemma Lomax and Ashley Dubriwny. There are

Ed. Note: over the next three blog posts, I will be running a short series on three recent books by Hemma Lomax and Ashley Dubriwny.

The 21st Annual Compliance Week Conference made one point unmistakably clear: AI is no longer a technology issue sitting outside the compliance function. It is

As the Compliance Evangelist, I am pleased to announce the release of The Compliance Handbook, Seventh Edition. I believe it is the best single-author handbook

The Warner Bros. Bidding War: Part 3 – The CCO Playbook for Transactions Under Pressure The Warner Bros. (WBD) bidding war is not simply a

When a superior proposal emerges, the Board is no longer evaluating strategy. It is proving governance. The Warner Bros. transaction shows how fiduciary duty, disclosure

A fast-moving corporate auction shows how deal terms, fiduciary duties, disclosure controls, regulatory risk, and evidence discipline can determine the outcome of a major transaction.

Every May 4, the business world pauses, smiles, and says, “May the Fourth be with you.” For compliance professionals, that phrase carries more than nostalgia.

Today, we conclude our exploration of Enlightenment Thinkers to see their influence on modern compliance programs. This week’s category is broader than philosophers, as many

We continue our exploration of Enlightenment Thinkers to see their influence on modern compliance programs. This week’s category is broader than philosophers, as many of