Compliance is fundamentally about meeting obligations defined in a multitude of ways that include: regulations, standards, code of conduct, policies, guidelines, contracts, processes and procedures. These exist to keep companies running between the lines, avoid risk, and enable growth which in turn engenders stakeholder trust. The latter is of increasing importance in the new trust economy.

However, many companies find themselves in a reactive vicious-cycle trying to pay off their non-conformance debt and fail to realize any of the benefits. This is not a surprise when 70% of companies do not even measure the effectiveness of their compliance programs.

Whether you view compliance as a necessary evil or a necessary good you can still benefit from your compliance programs. In this presentation we will present, “10 Rules for Effective Compliance - an antidote to the vicious non-conformance cycle”. We will unpack what it means for compliance to be effective and 10 rules you can follow to realize more of the benefits.