Tom Fox is the Compliance Evangelist and is universally recognized as one of the top experts in corruption compliance, literally across the globe. In this daily podcast series, he explains how to design, create and implement a best practices compliance program. Each month, he tackles a different area of compliance. From Internal Controls, to the Role of the Board of Directors, to Communication, to the Role of HR in Compliance, Investigations, 3rd Parties and Business Ventures. Listen in each day and get one tip you can implement at little or no cost to enhance your compliance program.
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Tom Fox is the Compliance Evangelist and is universally recognized as one of the top experts in corruption compliance, literally across the globe. In this daily podcast series, he explains how to design, create and implement a best practices compliance program. Each month, he tackles a different area of compliance. From Internal Controls, to the Role of the Board of Directors, to Communication, to the Role of HR in Compliance, Investigations, 3rd Parties and Business Ventures. Listen in each day and get one tip you can implement at little or no cost to enhance your compliance program.
Welcome to a special podcast series on the Compliance Podcast Network, 31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program. Over these 31 days of the series in January 2025, Tom Fox will post a key part of a best practices compliance program daily. By the end of January, you will have enough information to create, design, or enhance a compliance program. Each podcast will be short, at 6–8 minutes, and will include three key takeaways you can implement at little or no cost to help update your compliance program. I hope you will join us each day in January for this exploration of best practices in compliance.
On Day 24, we look into the critical internal reporting process and triaging of FCPA claims. As the CCO, you will oversee the initial steps when suspicious activities are reported. Jonathan Marks’ five-step process on early assessment of incoming information is explored, providing a structured approach for evaluating the severity of allegations from low-threat level to crisis management mode. Moreover, this episode emphasizes the necessity of effective hotlines, trained managers, and a culture of listening to employees to foster a safe reporting environment. Key takeaways include the DOJ and SEC’s emphasis on internal reporting lines, regularly testing hotlines, and the triage of claims to ensure appropriate investigation levels.
Key highlights:
Guidelines for Effective Compliance Programs
Jonathan Marks' Five-Step Process for Early Assessment
Key Takeaways
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31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program
Tom Fox is the Compliance Evangelist and is universally recognized as one of the top experts in corruption compliance, literally across the globe. In this daily podcast series, he explains how to design, create and implement a best practices compliance program. Each month, he tackles a different area of compliance. From Internal Controls, to the Role of the Board of Directors, to Communication, to the Role of HR in Compliance, Investigations, 3rd Parties and Business Ventures. Listen in each day and get one tip you can implement at little or no cost to enhance your compliance program.
