BELA Asks: How Should I Monitor Industry Gatherings with Competitors?

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BELA Asks: How Should I Monitor Industry Gatherings with Competitors?

In this episode of BELA Asks, BELA Chair Erica Salmon Byrne tackles a timely and nuanced question: How should companies monitor industry gatherings where employees may interact with competitors? Erica walks through a practical, risk-based framework for evaluating and managing the antitrust and competition legal risks, especially when competitors are in the room.

This episode stems from the BELA concierge service, in which BELA members can submit questions regarding ethics and compliance and our internal experts will provide an answer plus helpful resources with information. And since there is no competition in compliance, we respond thematically to high-level questions in the BELA Asks series for the benefit of E&C teams everywhere.

Learn more about BELA, request guest access to the Member Resource Hub, and connect with a BELA Engagement Director at www.ethisphere.com/bela

Ethicast: The Ethics & Compliance Journey at AppLogic Networks 

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Ethicast: The Ethics & Compliance Journey at AppLogic Networks

Our guest for this episode is Mark Driedger, CEO of AppLogic Networks, a provider of network observability technology that over the last year has undergone a substantial organizational transformation. That includes a truly impressive advancement of its ethics and compliance efforts. Which, as Mark explains, play a crucial role in aiding the company’s ongoing transformation, supporting its continued growth and sustained success, and upholding an enterprise-wide commitment to being a champion of digital human rights. 

BELA Asks: How Many Modules & Assessments Should I Plan in My Training?

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BELA Asks: How Many Modules & Assessments Should I Plan in My Training?

In this episode of BELA Asks, Erica Salmon Byrne addresses best practices in trainings, specifically: what is the appropriate number of modules/assessments per training? Erica covers best practices with a focus on ensuring the learner is understanding the material and understanding the purpose of the training and why it’s important for their work. With those things in mind, a company can structure its effective training with the “right” number of assessments. 

This episode stems from the BELA concierge service, in which BELA members can submit questions regarding ethics and compliance and our internal experts will provide an answer plus helpful resources with information. And since there is no competition in compliance, we respond thematically to high-level questions in the BELA Asks series for the benefit of E&C teams everywhere.

Learn more about BELA, request guest access to the Member Resource Hub, and connect with a BELA Engagement Director at www.ethisphere.com/bela

Ethicast: Using AI to Manage Supplier Risk

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Ethicast: Using AI to Manage Supplier Risk

In our increasingly interconnected business world, organizational supply chains have become multi-layered supply webs. As a result, the task of managing supply chain due diligence has become more important—and more challenging—than ever. But what if you could use generative AI and large language models to analyze things like program assessment data to accurately extrapolate your total universe of inherent and residual risk? Discussing this with us in this episode is Craig Moss, EVP of Measurement at Ethisphere. Craig is also a director at the Digital Supply Chain Institute and the Cyber Readiness Institute and is on the board for the Association of Professional Social Compliance Auditors. 

BELA Asks: How Should Companies Escalate Investigations Involving Executives or Senior Management?

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BELA Asks: How Should Companies Escalate Investigations Involving Executives or Senior Management?

Erica Salmon Byrne, Chief Strategy Officer & Executive Chair of BELA, answers the question, “How should companies escalate investigations of ethics complaints when they involve an executive or member of senior management?” From developing your policies and procedures prior to this kind of situation, to discussing practical ways that policy might look, Erica walks through exactly how an organization can deal with this type of report.

This episode stems from the BELA concierge service, in which BELA members can submit questions regarding ethics and compliance and our internal experts will provide an answer plus helpful resources with information. And since there is no competition in compliance, we respond thematically to high-level questions in the BELA Asks series for the benefit of E&C teams everywhere.

Learn more about BELA, request guest access to the Member Resource Hub, and connect with a BELA Engagement Director at www.ethisphere.com/bela