In its 10-year history, the Global Ethics Summit now stands alone as an uncommon assembly for a diverse mix of CEOs, Board Members, Chief Legal Officers, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officers, international team members, global law firm partners, academics, and other business influencers. And in 2018, a record number of over 500 participants, including Read More
By: Ethisphere
After rounds of blind tastings at the United Nations by an international independent jury of top culinary and coffee experts, illycaffè, the global leader in high-quality coffee and a pioneer of large-scale, directly-traded coffee, announced that coffee beans grown by Honduras’s José Abelardo Díaz Enamorado were designated “Best of the Best” in the 2017 Ernesto Read More
By: Bob Shanks, Chief Financial Officer, Ford
Bob Shanks is Ford Motor Company’s Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. In the following article, he discusses opportunities facing the company and the industry. There are a few constants in life. The sun rises and sets. The moon revolves around the earth. And once a week, early in the morning, each member of Read More
By: Ethisphere
At our 9th Annual Global Ethics Summit this year, we had a chance to catch up with Korin Neff, Senior Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer, Wyndham Worldwide about what it means to be a fifth-time World's Most Ethical Companies honoree and trends in ethics and compliance. We've found Read More
By: Maurice Gilbert, CEO, CCI
Maurice Gilbert, CEO, Corporate Compliance Insights. In today’s regulatory climate, the Chief Compliance Officer faces increased personal liability for corporate wrongdoing. There are ways CCO’s can minimize personal risk on the job -- but the process begins before accepting a CCO job offer in the first place. Just as CCOs perform due diligence Read More
By: David A. Golden, Corporate Secretary, Eastman Chemical Company
By: David A. Golden, Corporate Secretary, Eastman Chemical Company
David A. Golden, Eastman Chemical Company. A sustainable company creates significantly more value in the world than the resources it consumes. With this basic “equation”, one framework to use when driving sustainability within a company is to focus on three pillars: (1) reducing resource consumption/ increasing resource efficiency; (2) maximizing the value of the Read More
By: Aarti Maharaj
Earning a social license to operate is not something that happens automatically, said PepsiCo’s Executive Vice President, Government Affairs, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary Tony West during an interview with Ethisphere’s CEO Tim Erblich. “If a company wants to be a long-term, sustainable company… you have to do things which bring value to Read More
By: Timothy P. Glynn, Seton Hall School of Law
When Seton Hall Law School first launched its healthcare compliance programs more than a decade ago, it was one of the first law schools to focus on compliance education, and it remains a leader today in providing compliance education and advancing compliance norms and expertise. Seton Hall’s compliance-focused offerings have since grown to include online Read More
By: Lucy Lee Helm, EVP, General Counsel, Starbucks
Lucy Lee Helm, EVP, General Counsel and Secretary, Starbucks I joined Starbucks 16 years ago, transitioning from private practice as a trial lawyer. My law firm was an exceptional place to work, with wonderful colleagues and fascinating clients. But while I was a fine advocate and a successful contributor to the firm, my Read More
In our latest Ethics Talk interview, Amyn Thawer, Head of Compliance & Integrity, LinkedIn discusses how the social media company sustains a culture of transparency around the globe. Click here to download the entire interview PDF. Interview highlights Compliance at LinkedIn Amyn: Just like the business innovates, they expect us to innovate Read More
