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Why Compliance Officers Need Independence

“Collaboration, not Subordination” Captive compliance programs are hamstrung programs. Compliance officers who enjoy independence and are able to collaborate with legal, HR and other key business teams… they’ll be far more effective. We’ve long discussed the need for compliance officers to have a seat at the table. It’s time for businesses to graduate to Compliance 2.0. By: Donna Boehme I...

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The Harsher Realities of Gaining a Public Company Board Seat

4 Failings that Hold Candidates Back Professionals seeking board appointments must be prepared to articulate their value proposition for the industry, company, and board at hand. Those who fall short in this regard often do so because of one of these four common failings.  Tracy Houston outlines some of the key areas where director candidates can often use some work....

Resilient: Keith Wandell on Value-Focused Leadership

Resilient: Keith Wandell on Value-Focused Leadership

Not many customers get tattoos of corporate logos, but loyal Harley-Davidson customers do. Protecting this iconic brand was critical as Keith Wandell made the transition from being an outsider to being an extremely respected CEO, and as he led the motorcycle manufacturer through a crucial turnaround. Hear how Keith was successful in getting the company back in gear and why...

Taking a Different View of Fraud

Taking a Different View of Fraud

Q&A with Dan Zitting, Chief Product Officer at ACL Today we are pleased to publish a recent interview between Corporate Compliance Insights' CEO, Maurice Gilbert, and Dan Zitting, Chief Product Officer at ACL Services. Dan has been gracious to share with us his thoughts on fraud issues and what the GRC community can do to fight fraud more effectively. Maurice...

Gamifying Goodness: New Social Impact Scoring System Spurs a Movement of Competitive Kindness

Gamifying Goodness: New Social Impact Scoring System Spurs a Movement of Competitive Kindness

How nice are you? The xocial online community is calculating and curating "competitive kindness" to help mere mortals out-nice each other, and make the world a better place. Are you using your superpowers for good? One optimistic online community called xocial (pronounced soh-shuhl) is now giving cause-conscious and otherwise kindhearted individuals the ability to do good, see good, feel good...

The business benefit of corporate social responsibility

Volunteering for the Common Good

Accounting and auditing firms are going beyond sponsorships and one-day volunteer opportunities to support local philanthropic causes. And the benefits are numerous: taking a hands-on approach to corporate giving can not only positively impact your community, but also improve employee morale and enhance recruitment and retention efforts.

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