In this episode, Craig Moss, EVP, Measurement at Ethisphere, interviews Yasuyoshi Goto, SVP, Global Compliance and APAC Lead at Marelli, a Japan-based motor vehicle manufacturer. Goto-san shares his insights on how Marelli has made significant improvements to its global ethics and compliance program, and how partnering with Ethisphere made that work possible.
Many ethics and compliance programs are stuck in reactive mode, waiting for hotline reports or audit findings, or relying on basic metrics to generate limited insights. But AI is offering a new path forward. There are a growing number of real-world wins happening now that are helping teams work smarter, faster, and more proactively.
Watch this webcast to learn how compliance leaders are embedding AI into their daily work to understand risks in real time, monitor for non-compliance, and drive better and faster investigations. Learn how to balance AI innovation with responsible governance and walk away with a roadmap for modernizing your compliance program.
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Ethicast Reacts is a special Ethicast series where host Bill Coffin talks to Ethisphere’s Chief Strategy Officer Erica Salmon Byrne, about E&C incident that have made headlines.
In this episode, we’ll take a look at the recent changes the DOJ has announced to the scope of its Whistleblower Pilot Program. Namely, what new categories of crime will be considered eligible by the program and what what E&C officers should keep in mind for their own speak-up programs.
Read Head of the DOJ’s Criminal Division, Matthew Galeotti’s remarks on the changes here.
In this episode, Haima Marlier, a partner in Morrison Foerster’s Investigations + White Collar Defense Group and co-chair of its Fintech practice, highlights some of the emerging technology issues compliance teams should focus on (that aren’t AI), as well as a clear-eyed perspective on what regulatory enforcement realities persist (especially on the state level) despite the ongoing political turmoil in Washington.
At a time when businesses face enormous uncertainty and pressure, data provides clear guidance to manage risk, develop opportunity, and build a blueprint for sustainable success, no matter what the future holds.
The 2025 E&C Program Trends & Employee Perceptions Report offers a dual-lens view into today’s ethics and compliance landscape, combining a deep dive into program practices with rare insights into how employees experience them on the ground.
Drawing from Ethisphere’s proprietary datasets, this report uniquely benchmarks what organizations are doing to strengthen ethics and compliance — and how those efforts are perceived by the workforce. It reveals where programs and perceptions align, where gaps persist, and what leading companies are doing to bridge the divide. Did you know…
For ethics and compliance leaders navigating shifting regulatory expectations, reputational pressures, and evolving workplace dynamics, this report delivers actionable insights to elevate program effectiveness, strengthen ethical culture, build employee trust, drive leadership alignment, and position the program as a strategic business asset.
