As the head of compliance at AT&T, David Huntley innovates plenty of different ways for people to reach out to each other and keep open lines of communication regarding risk and integrity.
Ethics & Culture
Note from the editor: As compliance evolves, so does CW
Compliance Week’s new editor in chief outlines an audience-focused strategy to best serve subscribers in a changing compliance environment.
Cédric Dubar: The top gear
Cédric Dubar took his legal background and passion for corporate social responsibility and crafted a career driving meaningful change at some of the world’s biggest companies.
Deeds trump talk in compliance culture
From gender-based pay discrepancies to cultural sensitivities, deeds are more important than talk of a quality corporate culture. It is a lesson companies may learn the hard way.
A marketplace response to corruption
A ball-tampering scandal in Australian cricket shows that sometimes the market is the strongest enforcer.
With harassment reports rising, it’s important to respond the right way
Rising harassment reports in the wake of the #MeToo movement is highlighting best practices forn how compliance should react to these allegations.
ION appoints compliance officer
Integrated Oncology Network Holdings (ION) has appointed Ryan White as executive vice president and corporate compliance officer.
Alta Mesa Resources appoints chief compliance officer
Alta Mesa Resources, an independent energy company, has appointed Kimberly Warnica as vice president, general counsel, chief compliance officer, and corporate secretary.
Wyndham Destinations names chief ethics and compliance officer
Wyndham Vacation Ownership, a vacation ownership company and member of the Wyndham Worldwide family of companies, has named James Savina as executive vice president and general counsel for Wyndham Destinations. Savina will also serve as corporate secretary and chief ethics and compliance officer for the company.
The dangers of unmasking whistleblowers
What kind of message does it send when a CEO tries to identify a whistleblower among the ranks of his employees?
