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10 For 10: Top Compliance Stories For the Week Ending March 30, 2024

Welcome to 10 For 10, the podcast that brings you the week’s Top 10 compliance stories in one podcast each week. Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, brings you the compliance professional and the compliance stories you need to know to end your busy week. Sit back, and in 10 minutes, hear about the stories every compliance professional should know from the prior week. Every Saturday, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, curates 10 For 10 to highlight the most significant news, insights, and analysis for compliance professionals. Get your weekly fix of compliance stories with 10 for 10, a podcast from the Compliance Podcast Network.

  • Shohei Ohtani denies any knowledge of his translator’s gambling. (WSJ)
  • Luxury apartments targeted by DOJ. (WSJ)
  • Crypto-Exchange KuCoin faced money-laundering charges.  (WSJ)
  • More Chinese companies are to be added to the banned list. (WSJ)
  • Corruption drives trafficking in SE Asia. (Al Jazeera)
  • South African Speaker of Parliament charged with corruption. (WaPo)
  • The former head of the China Football Association was jailed for life for corruption.  (ESPN)
  • EY promotes neurodiverse talent. (BBC)
  • More neurodiverse claims are made in the workplace. (FT)
  • An MoD report on UK corruption vis-à-vis Saudi Arabia was found in a public archive. (The Guardian)

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12 O’Clock High-a podcast on business leadership

Rob Ryles on Leadership Lessons from the Beautiful Game

12 O’Clock High, a podcast on business leadership, brings together stories from history, the arts, sports and movies, research, and current events to consider leadership lessons. In this episode, Get ready to hear about leadership from an expert in the field, with Tom Fox hosting the engaging episode of  12 O’Clock High, a podcast on business leadership. In this episode, guest Robert Ryles brings extensive experience as a professional football coach to the table. The two discuss everything from professional football players’ immense physical and mental demands to the traits that make an effective leader worth following. Rob emphasizes the importance of developing skills that come naturally to you and recognizing what makes you happy. Additionally, they dive into the crucial role of sports in building the resilience young people need to succeed in life. Don’t miss out on the valuable leadership insights shared in this valuable podcast episode!

Key Highlights

·      Football Leadership and Coaching Techniques

·      Leadership structure in football and business

·      Importance of Self-Understanding in Career Success

·      Leading with Authenticity in Sports Teams

·      Building Resilience in Youth through Sports

·      Remembering Bill Shankly

Notable Quotes 

“People who even love the game and watch it on television have absolutely, and I say this with the greatest respect of absolutely no high idea how good physically and how not only just how skillful but how amazing physically these professional athletes are.”

“And psychologically, they’re not in a good place when they are injurede. That they are hard to deal with, and understandably, they challenge you. They don’t like you. They hate you. They feel like they hate you. They make your life miserable because they’re miserable.”

“And by doing that, you go against mother nature because mother nature will only really heal at the rate the universe allows. And, yes, we have all the tricks in the book. We have all the latest technology depending on what level of the game you work at, but it’s still a challenge.”

“The other observation I had about football is that although the game is 90 minutes, every second matters. I’ve seen games, I can name a couple, but at the 80-eighth minute or the 80-ninth minute, one player blinks for 2 seconds and the balls over their head to someone else, and they score.”

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