Catherine Hanaway, Chair, Husch Blackwell Husch Blackwell’s Chair Catherine Hanaway is joined by Larry Leverett, Johnson Controls, Inderpreet Sawhney, Infosys, and Alan Nevel, The MetroHealth System, to discuss ways to institute enterprise-wide DEI efforts, the various stakeholders involved, and strategies to engage them and recruitment and retention activities. This Q&A features excerpts from ...
Emilio Tenuta, Senior Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer, Ecolab Sometimes it seems as if the world has been turned upside down. We’re facing so many global challenges at once – geopolitical, supply chain and inflationary – that it’s hard to stay focused on the most pressing challenge of our time, namely climate ...
Mihnea Rotariu, Risk and Compliance Analytics Director, Lextegrity Corruption and fraud is a constant challenge for companies regardless of their size and scope. It can cost companies significant sums each year and devastate the bottom line. It can seriously hurt a company's reputation and lead to negative publicity and lowered employee morale. And ...
Jonathan Plotkin, Co-Founder and Strategic Business Manager of the Drawing Board There is nothing quite like a New Yorker cartoon. The late film critic Roger Ebert was such a fan that he entered the magazine’s Cartoon Caption Contest one hundred and seven times without winning. It got so bad for him that in ...
Veta T. Richardson, CEO, Association of Corporate Counsel The legal profession has had a long-running DEI problem, especially within the professions biggest and most influential law firms. But how Biglaw spends its money can be an especially powerful tool in helping to redress historic imbalances and create diversity, equity, and inclusion for all. Diversity, ...
In this exclusive interview, Ethisphere Editor in Chief Bill Coffin speaks with Linda Miller, Principal, Advisory Services, Grant Thornton LLP, and Paul Sobel, Chairman of the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) about the current state of fraud risk management, the development of a new COSO fraud risk management guide, and how life after COVID-19 is ...
Thomas Pfennig, Global Head of Compliance and Data Privacy, Bayer AG Thomas Pfennig is the Global Head of Compliance and Data Privacy at Bayer AG, a multinational life sciences company based in Leverkusen, Germany and a global leader in the fields of healthcare and agriculture. Thomas oversees all compliance activities within Bayer’s divisions ...
Steve Koslow, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer, Allianz Life Allianz Life is going through a period of significant change against the backdrop of a number internal and external factors. As a leading provider of retirement solutions, the markets in which we operate are evolving rapidly. Digitization of our business continues to drive us ...
At Flex, one of the world’s foremost global electronics manufacturing, services, and original design manufacturers, EVP and General Counsel Scott Offer has led the recent implementation of an innovative, data-backed integrated compliance scorecard program to improve compliance and ethics across all 100 Flex sites globally. In this exclusive interview, Scott discusses how the Flex scorecard ...
In February, Russia invaded Ukraine, starting the greatest European geopolitical crisis since the Second World War. In the chaotic and tragic days that followed, global sanctions against Russia fell with astonishing speed and severity, while multinational companies operating within Russia also faced intense social pressure to stop doing business within the country. Together, these developments have ...
