Based on survey responses from 328 compliance professionals worldwide, the report reveals how often retaliation occurs, what forms it takes, and what compliance officers can do about it.
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Retaliation Against Compliance Officers: What the Numbers Really Say
Join us as we present the findings of our groundbreaking Retaliation Against Compliance Officers survey, and have a lively discussion of what they mean for the corporate compliance profession and of compliance officers’ own career challenges.
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Remember the GDPR scramble? The EU Anti-Corruption Directive clock is already running.
This isn’t just a European story. GDPR caught global businesses off guard. This is for everyone. The directive is already in force. And like GDPR before it, the organisations caught off guard won’t be the ones who didn’t know about it. They’ll be the ones who assumed it didn’t apply to them.
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Five Practical Lessons Learned at the 2026 Compliance Week National Conference
In this webcast, attendees will discover insights about compliance trends and receive practical tips to convert these insights into action.
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Why Employees Break Policies They Signed — And How to Fix It
Employees sign policies every year but that doesn’t mean they understand them or follow them. In reality, most policy violations don’t stem from bad intent, they happen because policies are unclear, disconnected from daily work, or quickly forgotten after acknowledgment. For compliance, legal, risk and HR leaders, this creates a critical gap between policy creation and real-world behavior.In this webinar, we’ll explore why employees break policies they’ve already agreed to and what organizations can do to close the gap.
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AI & Compliance Survey 2026: Adoption is high. Governance and controls lag.
In this 2026 survey report from Compliance Week and konaAI, 193 compliance, ethics, risk, and audit leaders reveal how their organizations are deploying AI — and where the gaps are growing. More than 83 percent report using AI tools, yet only about 25 percent have implemented a strong governance framework. Generative AI leads the stack, but data quality issues, lack of expertise, and unmanaged employee use are creating real friction. Meanwhile, executive leadership is driving adoption from the top down, faster than compliance teams can keep up.
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Survey on Retaliation Against Compliance Professionals
Thank you for taking our Survey on Retaliation Against Compliance Professionals. The survey should take roughly 5 minutes to complete. Your answers will be anonymous unless you personally tell us yes, it’s OK to contact you for follow-up. If you don’t, we won’t even know who you are.
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How Does AI Affect Your Business Case For Compliance Technology Investment?
Every AI investment faces the same question: does it withstand scrutiny? This webinar helps compliance leaders design AI business cases that withstand financial, operational, and governance reviews.
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White paper: The Journey of Giving Voice to Values: A Roadmap for Organizations
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Artificial Intelligence – Steps Ethics & Compliance Professionals Should be Taking in 2026
This webinar delivers a practical perspective on what E&C teams should be doing now to comply with new regulations and address AI as both a new potential compliance risk for the organization as well as a tool for them to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their operations.
