Three CCO Resolutions for a Strategic 2017
Donna Boehme – The FCPA Blog – January 13, 2017 This article first appeared on The FCPA Blog. Read the full story here. While still within shouting distance of January 1, I’d like to set…
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CCO Rule #2a – Sometimes Even A Great Plan Needs a Tweak
Donna Boehme Once, in one of my CCO roles, we had a carefully conceived and detailed plan and timetable to roll out our company’s first global Code of Conduct to 100,000 employees in 100+ countries over…
What is the ultimate compliance step?
Joe Murphy – Compliance & Ethics Professional – January 2017 Compliance and ethics professionals have enough lists of things to do. There is the Sentencing Guidelines list of seven steps. The OECD Good Practice Guidance contains a…
Happy Holidays Dear #EthiTweeps!
Years ago, during a challenging time in my CCO career, one of my dearest mentors sent me a Christmas greeting saying: “Thinking of you and your family and reminding you of all you have accomplished.”…
Why GCs Don’t Prevent Corporate Crime
Donna Boehme – Corporate Counsel – December 1, 2016 This article first appeared here on Corporate Counsel. Roy Snell, executive director of the Society for Corporate Compliance and Ethics, is a great thought leader for…
Donna Boehme: CCOs are voting with their feet, and that’s good
Donna Boehme – The FCPA Blog – December 6, 2016 This article first appeared here on the FCPA Blog. I know that the compliance professionals in my networks understand, now more than ever, that choices…
Dangerous weaknesses in compliance & ethics programs
Joe Murphy – Compliance & Ethics Professional – December 2016 When the Sentencing Guidelines were adopted in 1991, it was recognized that this was an experiment. It is still an ongoing experiment, and like any…
Undermining corporate self-policing
Undermining corporate self-policing Joe Murphy – Compliance & Ethics Professional – November 2016 We all know that the government wants us to have effective compliance and ethics programs. The enforcers, regulators, and courts all want…
1 Year After Yates Memo: The Wrong Internal Investigation
Donna C. Boehme – Law360 – October 3, 2016 Last month marked one year since Deputy Attorney General Sally Quillian Yates issued a much-discussed mandate directing federal prosecutors to focus on not just companies but also…
Podcast – How Compliance Can Be Built to Succeed! An In-Depth Discussion with Donna Boehme (Part 1)
This podcast first appeared on ComplyEthic as an episode of the Masters of Disaster podcast. Donna Boehme is back on the Masters of Disaster® podcast to discuss what it takes for compliance to succeed. Donna…
