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CW2019 panel: The activist C-suite
This session focuses on the importance of maintaining information barriers and managing public stances taken by a CEO or C-suite. Speakers include Dave Dragics of CACI and Carol Drake of Carlow Consulting. Moderated by Sally Curley.
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Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara shares anecdotes on compliance and internal communication during this series of excerpts from his keynote at Compliance Week’s 2019 annual conference in Washington D.C.
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Compliance expert and best-selling author Kristy Grant-Hart lays out her process for decision making in the profession in this excerpt from her inspirational keynote at Compliance Week’s 2019 annual conference in Washington D.C.
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CW2019 clip: Hui Chen keynote
Compliance and ethics pioneer Hui Chen comments on employee training overload in this excerpt from her keynote at Compliance Week’s 2019 annual conference in Washington D.C.
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CW2019 clip: Donald Langevoort keynote
Georgetown Law Professor Donald Langevoort provides examples of human psychology’s effect on behavioral ethics in this excerpt from his keynote at Compliance Week’s 2019 annual conference in Washington D.C.
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CW2019 clip: Stefan Passantino keynote
Stefan Passantino, former head of the White House C E program for the Trump administration, shares an example of the initial challenges he faced in this excerpt from his keynote at Compliance Week’s 2019 annual conference.
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