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Integrating Dangerous Goods Software into Your ERP System Shipping hazardous materials is a complicated, time-consuming process, and today’s ever-evolving regulations make the task even more challenging. Integrating ERP and dangerous goods software systems simplifies hazmat shipping to streamline supply chain...

Driving Acquisition and Retention of Top Talent In a study of the top risks for 2017, over 700 participating C-level executives and directors rated succession challenges and the inability to attract and retain top talent as the sixth-highest risk. Holding...

Is Your Organization Ready — Or at Risk? How would you rate your organization’s GDPR readiness? Hanzo CEO and Chairman Kevin Gibson offers five questions every compliance officer should be considering ahead of next May’s deadline for GDPR compliance. Specializing...

3 Multidisciplinary Lessons Learned GRC leaders shouldn't expect to find an off-the-shelf GRC solution that truly meets their needs. Instead, they should focus on adopting a balanced, iterative approach, likely one involving a variety of technology schemes that include practical, best-practice steps...

How the CEO Can Best Support Compliance Keeping a tight rein on compliance is the name of the game for every business entity, whether early-stage, family-owned or large multinational. And – while it’s the CEO who ultimately sets the tone...

In today's episode, Alexandra interviews Peter Elkind, award-winning investigative reporter and the author of "The Smartest Guys in the Room: The Amazing Rise and Scandalous Fall of Enron." Peter details one of the biggest corporate scandals of our time –...

Key Considerations to Facilitate Smooth M&As As the list of cybersecurity breaches grows daily and headlines grow more shocking – think Home Depot, Target, Anthem, Yahoo!, WannaCry – the importance of cybersecurity in M&A due diligence has correspondingly increased. Do...

Nationwide Prosecutions: "Just the Beginning" Recent DOJ and Department of Health and Human Services charges were brought against 412 defendants, across 30+ states, with defendants accused of defrauding taxpayers of approximately $1.3 billion. It’s been described as the largest health...

With contributing authors Ali Burney and Nicholas Turner The Office of Foreign Assets Control has just levied a penalty against Exxon Mobil for executing several agreements with Russian oil company Rosneft. The company itself wasn’t the sticking point, though; the...

Today, Alexandra Wrage speaks with Lindsay Mitchell, a former sales executive with Unaoil who, after a long, clean, illustrious career, suddenly found himself mired in a bribery scandal. Here, Lindsay shares lessons learned and possible takeaways for companies.

With Increase in Fraud, Physicians Face Stricter Regulations The Attorney General’s investigation into opioid prescription fraud and abuse will increase scrutiny on throughout the health care industry. With pain management in the spotlight, Janice Jacobs offers advice on how providers...

How the CEO Can Support Compliance Many executives view compliance as a “check the box” proposition. In this column, LeClairRyan attorneys Brian Lansing and Patrick Hurd argue that a focus on compliance should permeate the entire organization, in much the...