It may seem funny to consider cartoons as a business tool—until we look at the science behind what they do, not only in the individual mind, but in the collective consciousness. I speak not only as a cartoonist for The New Yorker since 1998, with hundreds of cartoons published in their pages (of the many ...
When Health Carousel wanted to eliminate the risk of human trafficking and modern slavery from its healthcare personnel recruiting practice, it partnered with UK-based Slave-Free Alliance to develop best-in-class policies and procedures. The result is an ethical recruiting program that isn’t just finding talent. It’s protecting it. What is Slave-Free Alliance and how does ...
Third party messaging apps have become an area of particular focus for the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission and the U.S. Department of Justice, both of which have issued their own guidance on the matter. Morrison Foerster partners James Koukios and Haima Marlier tap into their extensive legal and governmental expertise to talk about the risks ...
Compliance executives are on a never-ending journey to build and maintain a culture of ethics and compliance. Poor compliance is frequently met with more compliance requirements, but this strategy is like trying to beat a smart virus by layering on more of the same elixir. The problem keeps mutating, and you never get ahead. We ...
Katharina Weghmann, EY Companies keen to publicize their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ambitions face increasing scrutiny. Better governance measures can help avoid the pitfalls. On climate change there is no room for failure, as the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report warned1. But determining which businesses will successfully reduce their carbon ...
Craig Donaldson of Major, Lindsey & Africa As the challenges and opportunities posed by ESG become more high-stakes than ever, Craig Donaldson and Jeannine Lemker of premier legal search firm Major, Lindsey & Africa discuss how this shift is already changing the unique value that Chief Legal Officers and General Counsels deliver to ...
Director, RF Code, Bob Ridout Compliance in general, and audit compliance in particular, provides a great competitive advantage to businesses subject to all kinds of global and domestic regulations, as excellent audit compliance adds value by building customer confidence. Maintaining this level of confidence comes from a commitment to understanding what the customer ...
Ethisphere CEO Erica Salmon Byrne Long-term readers of Ethisphere Magazine will know that every year around this time we open the World’s Most Ethical Companies® process. Opening the process is always exciting, because it is a culmination of a tremendous amount of work on our side pulling together edits to this year’s Ethics ...
At Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, a relentless drive for continuous improvement and a culture where trust is a top priority, have taken long-standing strengths—and even times of crisis—to keep its ethics and compliance program moving from strength to strength. Congratulations on being named a 2023 World’s Most Ethical Companies honoree! What does this recognition ...
Founded in Trieste, Italy, illycaffè, S.p.A. has been the world’s premium leader and standard-bearer of espresso coffee for nearly a century. Renowned for its ethical values, the company is an 11-time World’s Most Ethical Companies honoree. Its Chairman, Andrea Illy, has long championed ethical business practices and sustainability as a way to build a virtuous ...
