For U.S. compliance professionals, few jurisdictions raise as many red flags as Venezuela. Decades of entrenched corruption, state capture of key industries, economic collapse, weak
As reported by the Financial Times, there was an extraordinary article titled The Adolescence of Technology, posted by Anthropic head Dario Amodei, whose company is
Recently, my colleague Matt Kelly wrote a blog post about retaliation against Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs). Matt and I explored it in an episode of
Corporate Boards are no longer asking whether their organizations will use artificial intelligence. The business has already answered that question. The only question that matters
In this five-part series, I have walked through the core compliance risks US energy companies will face as they consider a return to Venezuela. We
In this five-part series, I have walked through the core compliance risks US energy companies will face as they consider a return to Venezuela. We
We continue to explore what the ‘reopening’ of Venezuela to US energy companies means for the compliance professional. Over the last two days, we considered
We continue our review of bribery and corruption issues (ABC) that you must address before you travel to Venezuela. There is another set of problems
When US energy companies talk about returning to Venezuela, the conversation almost always starts with opportunity. Yet the CEO of Exxon has said Venezuela is
We conclude our exploration of how ancient Greek philosophers influence compliance and ethics in 2026 and beyond. In this series, we have considered Socrates, Plato,
