Ethical Culture Masterclass Series
The Masterclass sessions are based on our own data set of 1.1+ million Ethical Culture survey responses, years of practice working hands-on with global ethics and compliance teams, and experiences from our Business Ethics Leadership Alliance (BELA) community. These three classes delve into ethical culture measurement, strategy, and enablement.
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Preserving Cultural Strengths But Preparing for Changes
Ethisphere’s Erica Salmon Byrne is joined by EVERFI’s Elizabeth Owens Bille along with two BELA Members Western Digital and LabCorp as they explore challenges and unique drivers of culture that can help explain when and how you analyze culture, apply learnings, and embrace continuous measurement.
True Office CEO Neha Gupta visits with Panasonic General Counsel Larry Bates to discuss the emergence of his role at Panasonic, business and governance dichotomies, effecting change, and adapting to a new risk environment.
Ling-Ling Nie, General Counsel at Georgia Tech, on Transition across Roles and Environments
In this podcast, Ling-Ling Nie, General Counsel and VP, Ethics and Compliance, Georgia Tech and former Chief Compliance Officer & Assistant General Counsel, Panasonic Corporation of North America, shares her thoughts on the transition across roles and across environments after her first year in higher education compliance. She talks about how her previous experience in corporate compliance prepared her (or didn’t) and what have been the challenges and opportunities she’s encountered so far as she and her team work to build out a new compliance program.
Volkswagen Shares its Approach that has Led to the Success of the Monitorship
For the last three years, Thomas Meiers has been the Senior Vice President at Volkswagen charged with overseeing the company’s monitorship with the United States Department of Justice following the diesel emissions scandal. In this conversation with Ethisphere’s Leslie Benton, he goes into detail about how the company approached its relationship with the Monitor, and what concrete steps he believes have led to the success of the monitorship.
