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“Is The Decentralized Crypto Case In Trouble?
March 8, 2022 | Forbes
Kick off 2022 with the NSCP Blockchain & FinTech Roundtable
January 2022 | NSCP Currents
“A call to action’: What advisors need to know about the SEC, robo-advisors and compliance
December 9, 2021 | AdvisorEngine
Compliance in the Crypto-Sphere: A Call to Action As of 10.19.21
October 2021 | NSCP Currents
What is the Role of
Compliance in ESG Investing?
July 2021 | NSCP Currents
Marketing and Sales Compliance Tips for Financial Advisors in 2021
January 28, 2021 | AdvisorEngine
An Interview About Mentorships & Compliance Decisions
August 2020| NSCP Currents
USAID’s VukaNow: Combating Wildlife Crime in Southern Africa Activity
July 2020 | Private Training
A Case for a Different Type of Computer Code: A Code of Data Ethics
May 2020 | NSCP Currents
Data Governance and Ethics Best Practices Webinar
February 14th, 2020 | Pillsbury Law
Compliance for Financial Advisors: A Regulatory Year in Review
December 3rd, 2019 | Advisor Engine
Best Interests for Advisors: Your Compliance Program’s Reality Check
August 26, 2019 | Advisor Engine
Why Sustainable Governance Enables Regulation Best Interest Compliance
August 21, 2019 | New York University School of Law
The Advisor Compliance Issue That’s Bigger Than Reg BI
June 21, 2019 | ThinkAdvisor
What Fund Managers Need to Know About Corporate Access: The Risks and Rewards of Speaking Directly With Issuer Management (Part One of Three)
November 16, 2018 | The Hedge Fund Law Report
Robos Falling Behind on Fiduciary Standards: Report
November 2, 2018 | Ignites – A Financial Times Service
Why Corporate Attorneys and Other Gatekeepers Should Consider ESG and Sustainability Principles
November 1, 2018 | Fordham Environmental Law Review
SCCE | Beth Haddock on Insider Trading
October 9, 2018 | Compliance Perspectives Podcast
Complect wants to make outsourcing compliance easier and more affordable
July 10, 2018 | Investment News
Why Compliance Officers Should Consider ESG and Sustainability Principles
July 8, 2018 | National Society of Compliance Officers
Did Opening That Email Place Your Business in Legal Hot Water?
May 17, 2018 | Newsmax
Did Opening That Email Place Your Business In Legal Hot Water?
May 6, 2018 | Successful Business News
3 Ways Facebook’s Data Breach Provides Safety Lessons for Other Businesses
May 1, 2018 | Newsmax
Mornings with Gail – Facebook’s Privacy Policy
April 23, 2018 | 1310 KFKA
Facebook Data Breach Provides Lessons for Other Businesses
April 12, 2018 | Valley News
3 Ways The Facebook Data Breach Provides Lessons For Other Businesses
April 5, 2018 | NW Facts
3 Ways The Facebook Data Breach Provides Lessons For Other Businesses
April 3, 2018 | Advisors Magazine
ForbesBooks Radio Interview
January 3, 2018 | ForbesBooks Radio
What’s Ethical with Beth Haddock
What’s Ethical with Beth Haddock’s podcast is a podcast where thought leaders explain how they influence others, master ethical dilemmas and stay ahead of fudge-factor thinking.
Triple Bottom-Line Compliance™
Triple Bottom-Line Compliance – How to Deliver Protection, Productivity and Impact is changing the conversation about the role of Compliance in organizations, transforming it from a cost center to a competitive advantage.
Author Beth Haddock, governance attorney and CEO at Warburton Advisers, helps compliance officers (COs) make a sustainable impact. She believes COs can and should be thought leaders who leverage behavioral economics to add value beyond their important role protecting the organization.
Sustainable Governance and Triple Bottom-Line Compliance™
Sustainable Governance takes a long-term approach, positioning the CO as a senior leader at the table when decisions are made and changing Compliance from a gatekeeper role to one that delivers protection plus more. Sustainable Governance is a system that prepares Compliance to deliver Protection, Productivity, and Impact:
Protection
against liability and prosecution by going beyond bare compliance with legal and regulatory requirements to create protective systems that prevent mistakes from happening twice.
Productivity
gained from minimizing bureaucracy and developing programs, based on lessons from behavioral economics, that incentivize good judgment and compliance.
Impact
by reducing ine}ciencies and expenses associated with costly scandals and mistakes while also increasing brand value, credibility, and trust, making the organization more attractive to investors and consumers.
Triple Bottom-Line Compliance™
Triple Bottom-Line Compliance – How to Deliver Protection, Productivity and Impact is changing the conversation about the role of Compliance in organizations, transforming it from a cost center to a competitive advantage.
Author Beth Haddock, governance attorney and CEO at Warburton Advisers, helps compliance officers (COs) make a sustainable impact. She believes COs can and should be thought leaders who leverage behavioral economics to add value beyond their important role protecting the organization.
Sustainable Governance and Triple Bottom-Line Compliance™
Sustainable Governance takes a long-term approach, positioning the CO as a senior leader at the table when decisions are made and changing Compliance from a gatekeeper role to one that delivers protection plus more. Sustainable Governance is a system that prepares Compliance to deliver Protection, Productivity, and Impact:
Protection
against liability and prosecution by going beyond bare compliance with legal and regulatory requirements to create protective systems that prevent mistakes from happening twice.
Productivity
gained from minimizing bureaucracy and developing programs, based on lessons from behavioral economics, that incentivize good judgment and compliance.
Impact
by reducing ine}ciencies and expenses associated with costly scandals and mistakes while also increasing brand value, credibility, and trust, making the organization more attractive to investors and consumers.
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