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The Organizational Risk of Ineffective Compliance Plans
Historically, the Chief Risk Officer’s role has been to ensure that companies meet their regulatory and compliance obligations. Guy Underwood, CRO at Vital4, discusses how that is changing in the context of a global pandemic. Nearly five years ago, I was awarded the Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) certification by the Risk Management Institution of Australasia. As part of the...
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Due Diligence and Corporate Oversight (Some Adult Supervision Required)
Conducting thorough due diligence can be tedious work, but (as with most endeavors) putting in the...
The Problem with Unconscious Bias
It’s simple enough to voice what we know we believe and identify how it shapes our...
Greast Women in Compliance Book Published by CCI Press; Authors Donate Advance and Royalties
(October 20, 2020) – Dallas, TX -- The co-authors of the debut title published by CCI...
The Role of A Director When A Temporary Crisis Becomes Permanent
Dottie Schindlinger and Kira Ciccarelli from the Diligent Institute detail how the lingering effects of the...
Pandemic Tests Boards’ Crisis Management Skills
A deadly pandemic, an economic crisis, social unrest and a contentious U.S. presidential election – these...
The Problem with Unconscious Bias
It’s simple enough to voice what we know we believe and identify how it shapes our decisions. Unconscious biases are...
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