Many of Ethisphere’s readers have probably seen a post floating around LinkedIn announcing the Diversity and Inclusion Statement of Support, signed primarily by the general counsel of large European multinational firms. One of the animating forces behind this Statement is Ritva Sotamaa, the Chief Legal Officer of Unilever. Ethisphere’s Tyler Lawrence chatted with her ...
The best employees are those who feel secure and balanced in their lives, and employers are finding more and more ways they can help employees attain that security. For Sun Life Financial, that has meant supporting employee financial literacy and wellness, as well as supporting the health of the communities where its employees live ...
Bill Browder’s life story is about as unlikely as they come: grandson of a prominent American Communist, he entered the world of high finance and became the single largest foreign investor in post-Soviet Russia, until his whistleblowing on corrupt oligarchs caused him to be thrown out of the country and one of his lawyers, ...
Almost universally, organizations have initiatives and associated taglines to encourage employees, clients, customers, or other actors to report concerns. “See Something/Say Something,” “Do the Right Thing,” “Make it Right,” and “Listen Up/Speak Up” are just a few clever ways companies encourage the reporting of something illegal, unethical, or contrary to their mission and values. ...
James Koukios speaking on a panel at the Mexico City Ethics Summit in May 2019 What does the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) expect of a corporate compliance program? How does the DOJ evaluate whether a compliance program meets those expectations? And how can a company proactively shape its compliance program to meet ...
Moderator: Pamela Passman, Vice Chair, Ethisphere Panel: Rachel Armstrong, Global Legal Lead -Security Services, Accenture Mark Bannon, Head of Cyber, UK, AIG Paul Ryan, Chief Security Officer, Dell Financial Services
Moderator: Stefan Linssen, Executive Vice President, Global Partnerships; Chief Content Officer, Ethisphere Panel: Rosamund Browne, Sr. Counsel, EMEA Employment Law Lead & UK Compliance Officer, Infosys Jennifer Teerdhala, Director, Ethics & Compliance Programs, The Coca-Cola Company Matthijs Veenema, Global Business Conduct Director, Eastman Chemical Company Frida Berlin, Ethics & Compliance Program Manager, ...
To do business today, companies rely on far-flung, interconnected networks of third-parties. Local partners offer market knowledge and in some cases, these partnerships are legally required. But ensuring anti-corruption compliance by third parties over whom a company may have little control can be a complex task. In emerging markets, ...
As the Global Chief Compliance Officer for investment firm KKR, Bruce Karpati faces an interesting challenge: making sure KKR’s own practices remain best-in-class in a highly regulated industry, while simultaneously keeping the companies in which KKR invests up to snuff. Karpati spoke with Ethisphere Magazine about how innovation, and his work with Ethisphere, helps ...
In the following interview, Aarti Maharaj, Managing Director of the Business Ethics Leadership Alliance South Asia Chapter, spoke to Supria Dhanda - Vice President and Country Manager at Western Digital India about innovation in India and why companies need to pay attention to the growing trends and best practices in this area. Dhanda leads India’s ...
