This whitepaper reveals the seven steps organisations need to take to ensure that they establish and maintain a culture of ethics, integrity and compliance.

This paper shares the 7 steps organisations need to take to ensure that they meet the requirements of standard-making bodies worldwide and to also establish a culture of ethics, integrity and compliance.

Learn everything you need to know about creating an engaging training programme—from defining your strategy to measuring effectiveness—in our comprehensive guide. What you'll learn: How to prevent misconduct through training How to create an engaging training programme - from defining strategy to measuring effectiveness How to develop the foundation of an ethical culture Tips, advice and examples to help organisations develop cost-effective, high-value and successful ethics and compliance training programmes How to mitigate risk and promote adherence to compliance objectives How to improve employee engagement and trust and strengthen alignment around a set of core values

Assessment is part of your compliance programme’s necessary life cycle for improvement. We work in an ever-evolving landscape of risk that requires compliance professionals to identify the gaps their programmes have today, and may have tomorrow. Your programme effectiveness as a whole is based on the effectiveness of each one of its parts. So, ensure your assessment is broad as well as in-depth. Programme assessment is not a tick-the-box exercise. It is just as important as creating a company culture and mitigating risk. Remember, if your assessment is thorough and effective, you will have identified weaknesses in your programme and vulnerabilities for risk. Don’t be discouraged by your work to highlight these areas for improvement. Your programme and your organisation will be better for it once you make the necessary adjustments for a robust and effective ethics and compliance programme.