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Rebecca Walker is a long-respected leader in the field of compliance program assessments. In this episode of Compliance Lives she takes us through her career evolution from white collar criminal defense attorney to taking the the offense by supporting compliance programs. She shares advice about assxzessments, when you should bring in an expert (and when you shouldn't), and where she sees the compliance profession going over the next few years.

Richard Bistrong, CEO, Front-Line Anti-Bribery LLC shares his story from FCPA offender to trusted voice in compliance. Listen in as he tells us that integrity is a choice, there is a difference for employees between trained and prepared, and the need to move beyond inspiriation to implementation.

Joe Murphy is one of the most venerable names in compliance. He is more than just an early compliance officer, starting out when nobody knew what a compliance officer was. He has continued to be a force for innovation in the profession.

In this podcast, he shares the early days, seeing the profession develop, the founding of Integrity Interactive and how he sees compliance evolving. And, of course, he also talks about the joys of dancing and his passion for collecting political memorabilia.

The dynamic and insightful Page Motes has an unusual title: Chief Compliance & Sustainability Officer. Listen in to learn how she went from the world of compliance to sustainability, and how she discovered the strength in managing them both together.

Amy Landry is the Delegation Oversight and Risk Management Program director Vaya Health. In this episode she shares her unconventional path into compliance and where it has led her.

While most people enter the world of compliance not fully understanding what the role is, Ronnie Kann, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer at Circana, entered the job knowing a ton, having analyzed and serve the profession for years at the Corporate Executive Board/Gartner.

That doesn't mean that there weren't surprises once he started working in house. In this pocast he shares what he learned, the improtance of speaking the language of business, being empathetic, and the challenges of bridging the gap between making plans and getting them done.

Joining us from Baku in Azerbaijan, Sevinj Novruzova, Head of Ethics and Azercell Telecom shares with us her compliance life and what's going on with the growing complliance community in Central Asia.

She shares and her experiences and the thoght leaders that helped shape her thinking incluidng Linda Trevino and Guido Palazzzo.

Adesola Makoko's compliance life has taken her from Nigeria to the US, including serving as Head of Business Integrity North America/Global investigations Lead, West Zone for Unilever.

In this episode of Compliance Lives she discusses the human aspects of complliance and the importance of having your own set of values.

In this podcast Donna Schneider, Vice President Corporate Compliance & Internal Audit for Brown University shares how her family's history led her to pursue healthcare as a career.

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She tells us her transition from nursing to administration and compliance in multiple sectors of healthcare.

You'll learn what she discovered about compliance, the importance of learning from and teaching others, as well as why you need to create an ecosystem with your vendors.

And, finally, she shares what running marathons taught her about how to approach compliance.

Kalpana Kothari-Henry has had a remarkable compliance life. Her career began in financial services, eventuallly making her way into the world of risk management and compliance. Along teh way she has held compliance roles for the Royal Mail and one of the world\'s largest advertising agencies. In this episode she shares her thoughts on risk managemnt, conducting investigations, the importance of curiosity and much, much more.

Paul Liebman shares his career in corporate and higher education compliance, why working in higher education is so rewarding (and much more challenging than people think), as well as why he's pursuing a Master of Theological studies while working full time.

The self-described "Fairy Godmother of Compliance" shares how not coloring between the lines, humor and the willingness to innovate has enabled her success as a compliance officer;.

Steve Priolo of Priolo Nextgen Compliance LLC is wholly committed to the fractional life. He serves as a fractional compliance officer.

In this podcast he explains what a fracitional compliance officer is, how to approach the role, pitfalls to avoid, and the importance of learnig the culture.

Listen in to learn more about this atypical, but potentially growing, corner of compliance life.

Joining us from Milan is Nadege Rochel, Head of Ethics & Business Integrity -- Innovation & Operational Excellence. She shares her life finding new ways to integrate compliance and how she had the marketing department copying compliance when it came to reaching the sales team.

Vice President & General counsel for Corporate Compliance and Data Privacy, Americas and EMEA Adam Blafour shares his journey from Scotland to the US, his love of business books (and why you should share it) and his years leading compliance programs.

Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer Gwen Lee Hassan talks about her career and how to stay on the cutting edge.

Kasey Ingram, Senior Vice president - Compliance, Corprate Secretary & General Counsel shares his journey from the US Naval Academy, to nuclear submarines to a career in compliance.

Kortney Nordrum, VP, Senior Corporate Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer at Deluxe shares her pre-compliance life as a data consultant, how important sharing is in the compliance community, successfully serving in a dual legal and compliance role, and why everyone in compliance should follow Formula 1 racing.

Gery Zack, CEO and Founder of consulting firm Risk Trek and chief risk officer of Eastward AI, and, of course, former CEO of SCCE & HCCA, joins us for this compliance life discussion. In it he highlights the importance of thinking like a criminal, how auditing and compliance are in his DNA, and why we need ot better understand how risks can be intertwined and have impacts across your organzation.

Ethics icon Pat Harned joins us for this episode. In it she discusses how she got involved in business ethics, the change from separate ethics and compliance programs to joint ones (and the cost to ethics), how attitudes towards business ethics have changed through the years, the impact of AI and much, much more.

Charles Freerick's remarkable compliance life began as a network TV and later studio executive. Listen in to hear how this unusual background turned out to be perfect, and how it has helped him develop compliance training.

Melanie Sponholz, Deputy Compliance Officer at BAYADA Home Healthcare shares on this podcast the superpowers for compliance leaders, what you need to know about working with business unit and the value she finds in mindfulness.

Ian Moolman's career has taken him from South Africa to Europe to Abu Dhabi.

In this podcast he shares how a career in logistics turned out to be a surprisingly good introduction to the world of compliance. He also shares what he has learned along the way, including what it's really like to live and work in the UAE.

There are few, if any, members of the ethics community as insightful and creative as Paul Fiorelli. The long-time director of the Cintas Center for Business Ethics at Xavier University is a prolific author and an instructor of both the next generation of business professionals as well as the current generation. His talks at industry conferences are always well attended, not least because of his creativity in brining ethics issues to life.

In this podcast he shares what he has learned and seen throughout his career, the joy he has found in teaching, the value of thinking globally, and intriguing ideas such as the duty to rescue.

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Kristy Grant-Hart may be leading the most fearless compliance life. As an American she led compliance programs in Europe. She then successfully braved leaving that all behind, going out on her own, and started Spark Compliance Consulting (now a Diligent brand). She also tackled the scary blank page and wrote a book. If all of that isn't daring enough, as a hobby she has pursued being an aerialist who hangs from the ceiling with nothing but fabric suspending her.

Listen in as she shares how she entered the world of compliance, the complicated process of starting and building her firm, and what she sees next for compliance.