Tag Archives: Richard Bistrong

Stand-in CYA Training

To get 2021 off to a good start here’s another cheeky take on how [not to] engage virtually: To receive updates from Christian Hunt (Human Risk) & Richard Bistrong (Front-Line Anti-Bribery) on the Compliance Communication Toolkit which will help you in: Engineering an Engaging Experience with a Virtual Audience P.S. Maybe we should consider including CYA into the AretéWork Acronyms, abbreviations –Continue reading “Stand-in CYA Training”

9th Annual Anti-Bribery & Corruption Forum

The AMLP’s 9th Annual Anti-Bribery & Corruption Forum is going to be held virtually over two afternoons on the 4th – 5th of November 2020. Here are some of the speakers.

‘Compliance Trainings’

For years, employees have been yawning their way through interminable “compliance trainings” on a variety of subjects. Some of the earlier efforts insulted their intelligence. Others portrayed villains who for some reason were always either British or Latin American. Cultural insensitivity was only one of the issues I have long had with many e-learning andContinue reading “‘Compliance Trainings’”

The Ethics of Events during a Pandemic

In this impromptu episode of Christian Hunt’s Human Risk Podcast, Richard Bistrong, Christian and I discuss the ethics of holding an in-person event at the time of a pandemic. The discussion arose because the three of us were due to attend an Ethics Conference together next month. That Conference has now been switched to becomeContinue reading “The Ethics of Events during a Pandemic”