In a world where companies of all sizes are facing increasing scrutiny for historical malpractices, compliance training has never been more important. Staying abreast of the latest developments in law and regulations can feel like a full-time job in itself, and in large organisations it often is. The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) is leading the charge in helping compliance professionals rise to this challenge.
On November 1-2, SCCE will be hosting a dedicated workshop from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm CT, both virtually and in-person, titled “Creating Effective Compliance Training”. The workshop has been devised and assembled by compliance professionals, and aims to provide the necessary insight and support for attendees to develop, construct, and manage an impactful compliance and ethics training program in their respective organizations. Visit the event page for more information.
The call for organizational transparency and accountability is louder than ever, and compliance teams around the globe play a critical role in upholding these values. SCCE’s workshop will address crucial elements of building a solid foundation for any compliance and ethics program. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the environment in which companies operate and tailoring training and guidelines to the unique challenges and risks associated with their activities.
Whether you are new to compliance and ethics training or seeking to refine your existing program, the SCCE workshop offers a compelling opportunity to learn from leading compliance professionals. The option to participate virtually provides the flexibility you need to choose the educational experience that works best for you, particularly given the prevailing uncertainties of the global pandemic.
As we continue to navigate an ever-changing legal landscape, workshops such as SCCE’s “Creating Effective Compliance Training” are an invaluable resource. By enhancing our compliance programs, we can empower our colleagues with the knowledge they need to uphold our legal and ethical standards, and thereby help strengthen the organizational culture and resiliency of our institutions.