Melanie Sponholz

Pat Harned

Ethics icon Pat Harned joins us for this episode. In it she discusses how she got involved in business ethics, the change from separate ethics and compliance programs to joint ones (and the cost to ethics), how attitudes towards business ethics have changed through the years, the impact of AI and much, much more.

Charles Freericks

Charles Freerick's remarkable compliance life began as a network TV and later studio executive. Listen in to hear how this unusual background turned out to be perfect, and how it has helped him develop compliance training.

Melanie Sponholz

Melanie Sponholz, Deputy Compliance Officer at BAYADA Home Healthcare shares on this podcast the superpowers for compliance leaders, what you need to know about working with business unit and the value she finds in mindfulness.

Ian Moolman

Ian Moolman's career has taken him from South Africa to Europe to Abu Dhabi. In this podcast he shares how a career in logistics turned out to be a surprisingly good introduction to the world of compliance. He also shares what he has learned along the way, including what it's really like to live and work in the UAE.

Paul Fiorelli

There are few, if any, members of the ethics community as insightful and creative as Paul Fiorelli. The long-time director of the Cintas Center for Business Ethics at Xavier University is a prolific author and an instructor of both the next generation of business professionals as well as the current generation. His talks at industry conferences are always well attended, not least because of his creativity in brining ethics issues to life. In this podcast he shares what he has learned and seen throughout his career, the joy he has found in teaching, the value of thinking globally, and intriguing ideas such as the duty to rescue. Don't miss it.