Compliance As A Tool for Psychosocial Safety with Jennifer Newton
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Compliance As A Tool for Psychosocial Safety with Jennifer Newton
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Episode 178 of the Psychosocial Safety USA Podcast features an insightful conversation with Jennifer Newton, attorney, governance, risk, and compliance professional, and founder of the National Association of Black Compliance and Risk Professionals.
We explore how governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) are not just technical functions but also powerful psychosocial safety tools that shape people’s experiences of power, accountability, and fairness at work. Jennifer discusses how psychosocial hazards emerge when organizations prioritize systems over people, tolerate harmful behaviors, or ignore the cultural conditions that influence compliance. She shares her journey from public-interest law to regulatory compliance and explains why people—not policies—ultimately determine organizational integrity.
We also highlight the importance of community, representation, and data through NAFRAM’s work to support Black GRC professionals. This episode underscores a core truth: psychosocial safety is foundational to organizational success.