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From the Editor's Desk

From the Editor's Desk

著者： Tom Fox
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概要

 Tom Fox is the Voice of Compliance. Aaron Nicodemus is the Editor-in-Chief at Compliance Week, one of the premier compliance-focused publications and websites around. Tom and Aaron are both sports enthusiasts and enjoy comparing notes on their hometown teams. In this bi-monthly podcast, Tom and Aaron discuss some of the top stories that have or will appear in Compliance Week each month, a special appearance by a columnist, reporter, or author, and check in on the sports topic de jour.2021 マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 政治・政府 経済学
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  • Aaron Nicodemus Reflections on March and April in Compliance Week

    Aaron Nicodemus Reflections on March and April in Compliance Week
    2026/04/03
    In this episode of From the Editor’s Desk, Tom Fox sits down with Aaron Nicodemus for a lively and insightful look back at the biggest compliance stories from March, while also previewing the trends, enforcement issues, and events set to shape April. They also begin the countdown to the 2026 Compliance Week National Conference in May. Tom and Aaron break down the fast-moving, policy-driven shifts in U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, Iran, and Russia, and explore how companies are balancing business opportunities with escalating geopolitical and compliance risks amid a volatile oil market. They spotlight Compliance Week’s feature on illegal mining, unpacking its deep connections to financial crime, corruption, and supply chain exposure. The conversation also examines a notable March FCPA declination under the DOJ’s new Corporate Enforcement Policy, focusing on what it signals about voluntary self-disclosure, remediation, cooperation credit, and the Department’s continued emphasis on prosecuting individuals. Along the way, they consider possible aggravating factors, including payments tied to designated criminal or terrorist groups, and what these developments may mean for the future of cross-border enforcement cooperation. Looking ahead, Tom and Aaron preview the 2026 Compliance Week National Conference, taking place May 6–8 in Washington, DC, including awards finalists, anticipated remarks from DOJ and SEC officials, and timely sessions on AI, whistleblowers, and emerging compliance challenges. They also highlight the conference’s expanded commitment to new voices and share an early look at the Third Party Risk Management & Supply Chain Summit, coming October 26–28 in Chicago. Resources: Aaron Nicodemus on LinkedIn Compliance Week
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    26 分
  • Reflections from February and Insights into March for Compliance Week

    Reflections from February and Insights into March for Compliance Week
    2026/02/27
    In this episode of 'From the Editor's Desk,' Tom Fox visits with Aaron Nicodemus to discuss highlights from Compliance Week in January and February and take a look at what is coming down the pike in March, including the upcoming “Inside the Mind of the CCO” survey. They also begin to preview the 2026 National Conference in May. Key highlights: February Story Roundup March AI Coverage Plans CCO Survey Early Findings Long Form Investigations Ahead AI Governance Reality Check TPRM Conference Teaser Resources: Aaron Nicodemus on LinkedIn Compliance Week
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    23 分
  • Aaron Nicodemus on the CW AI Conference Insights: Navigating the Practical Use of AI in Compliance

    Aaron Nicodemus on the CW AI Conference Insights: Navigating the Practical Use of AI in Compliance
    2026/02/06
    In this episode of ‘From the Editor’s Desk,’ Tom Fox visits with Aaron Nicodemus to discuss highlights from the recent Compliance Week AI Conference. Key takeaways include the importance of understanding the purpose and practical use of AI tools before implementation, the pressures from C-suite and boards to adopt AI, and the necessity of a human-in-the-loop approach. The conversation also touches on integrating trust and integrity into AI adoption, the evolving role of compliance as a trusted partner in AI initiatives, and the collective willingness to learn and apply AI across compliance operations. Key highlights: Importance of Understanding AI Implementation Pressure from the Top: Compliance and AI Human Oversight in AI Processes Trust and Integrity in AI Compliance as a Competitive Advantage Real-World Examples: Robinhood and DocuSign The Evolving Role of Compliance in AI Conference Vibes and Final Thoughts Resources: Aaron Nicodemus on LinkedIn Compliance Week
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    24 分
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