Compliance Podcast Network’s Podcasts for Monday, January 6, 2025

Compliance Podcast Network’s Podcasts for Monday, January 6, 2025




FEATURED PODCAST OF THE DAY

Adventures in Compliance: The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes – Compliance Lessons from The Adventure of the Three Gables

Tom Fox explores Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes collection, The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes, focusing on the lesser-known story 'The Three Gables', highlighting compliance lessons, ethical leadership, transparency, risk management, whistleblower protections, and reputation management.



Daily Compliance News: January 6, 2025 – The Lady MacBeth in 2025 Edition

Today's edition includes news about Lady MacBeth's life, CFIUS corruption, speculative metrics value, and a Beijing-based cybersecurity company's sanctions by the Treasury department.


FCPA Compliance Report: Episode 740 – Jonathan Wilson on the Current Status of CTA Litigation

Jonathan Wilson discusses 2025 FCPA Compliance Report, discussing legal battles, historical context, potential impacts, and potential Supreme Court appeals related to the Corporate Transparency Act.


31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program: Day 6 – M&A Safe Harbor Policy

The Department of Justice's Safe Harbor Policy encourages companies to self-disclose criminal conduct during acquisitions, aiming to incentivize robust due diligence and remediation.



Corruption, Crime and Compliance: McKinsey & Company Pays $122 Million to Resolve FCPA Violations in South Africa

Michael Volkov investigates McKinsey & Company's $122 million DOJ settlement for bribing Transnet and Eskom officials to secure consulting contracts, highlighting FCPA violations and compliance risks.


The Ethics Experts: Episode 189 – Kerri Salata

Nick interviews Kerri Salata, a lawyer, ethics, and compliance professional, founder of Kerri A. Salata and CEO of Comply With Me, a compliance consultancy.



The Character Imperative in Leadership: A Lesson for Compliance Professionals

Character is essential for organizational culture and outcomes, as demonstrated by Boeing's leadership failures. Compliance professionals should prioritize character in talent development, fostering ethical cultures prioritizing accountability and trust.



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