5 ways to build a better speak up culture

European Whistleblowing Directive for UK organizations

Now that the deadline of the EU whistleblowing Directive has expired, we need to ask: is it still relevant post-Brexit? In short, yes. While the UK has no obligation to implement the Directive, British companies which operate throughout Europe might still need to comply with some of the provisions. Together with Dentons, we hosted a webinar on the Directive and its implications for the UK. Sarah Partridge-Smith, Senior Associate at Dentons, answered questions such as: * How is the UK still (indirectly) concerned by the Directive, despite no longer being part of the EU? * What do UK-based companies with subsidiaries in the EU need to be aware of? * What are the main differences between the EUWBD and the British Public Interest Disclosure Act from 1998? * What are the biggest challenges for UK companies in complying with the regulations?

Navigating the European Whistleblowing Directive for Dutch organizations

Now that the deadline of the EU whistleblowing Directive has expired, we need to ask: do you have everything in place? The Netherlands has quite some work to do in shifting culturally from the ombudsman approach to one that facilitates fully automated anonymous reporting – as described by the Directive. We hosted a webinar on the Directive and its implications for Dutch organisations. Johanne Boelhouwer, Partner at Dentons, answered questions such as: * What steps do Dutch organisations need to take to comply? * Why do organisations choose to set up reporting channels for third-parties? * What are the differences between the EU Directive and its Dutch transposition?

5 ways to build a better speak up culture

Vivianne Weehuizen and Ezekiel Ward hosted a webinar to dissect 5 Ways to Build a Better Speak Up Culture. During this 30-minute webinar, we covered a wide variety of topics including: * How to properly define your speak up culture * How universal whistleblowing standards creates a sense of safety for reporters willing to speak up * Why providing the tools that protect a reporter’s anonymity is paramount for building trust

Navigating global investigations challenges

In this webinar, we explore challenges and pull back the curtain on navigating global investigations with speakers Martijn Boone, SpeakUp Sales Enterprise Director and Maurice Canisius, SpeakUp CEO. What you will learn: - Explore the Shift: From a time of traditional, confidential investigations to the current landscape of culture of openness and insight. - Overcome Challenges: Learn to navigate global investigative complexities with go-to tips from Martijn. - Go ‘Beyond’ Adequate Procedures: Discover practices that go beyond compliance for unparalleled integrity and accountability. - Leveraging AI in Investigations: Find out the role of AI in aiding investigations processes and facilitate dialogue with reporters. - Information from the Field: Learn as Martijn shares his learnings from organisations on navigating the global investigation challenges

Top Challenges of Local Reporting Requirements and How to Solve Them

In our webinar, we discussed local reporting requirements and how to balance it with reporting channels with in-house whistleblowing implementation expert Ruben Luteijn. We explored: ‍Understanding Local Reporting Requirements: Differences with legislation like the European Whistleblower’s Directive and the German Supply Chain Act. ‍ Challenges in Compliance: How to navigate inconsistent implementations and ambiguous rules. ‍ Effective Reporting Channels: Comparing local vs. group reporting methods and how to ensure safety and anonymity for whistleblowers. ‍ Practical Compliance Solutions: How to balance legal requirements with efficient operations. ‍ Pragmatic Approaches: What is important in this balance and what you should look out for. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding and management of local reporting requirements and whistleblower protection!