Most advice on training and communications assumes you are trying to reach employees who are sitting at a desk, but don’t forget about the ones that work outside of the standard office setting. In this session, we focus on these employees in particular. Hear how panelists are engaging and communicating with them, how you can build a strong culture for non-office work environments, and training approaches for employees that aren’t tied to a desk.
Struggling with the “Compliance Paradox”? You need ironclad regulatory consistency, but your employees want role-specific, engaging content. You can have both. Join Mitratech’s Laura Jacobus and Alex Miller as they move past content generation to explore high-efficacy experiences that transform compliance from a headache into a superpower. We’ll discuss mastering the spectrum of AI-driven tailoring, identifying and neutralizing “anti-performance” features instantly, why “real humans” are the gold standard in a world of deepfakes, and mapping your new AI value chains to deliver flexible learning without the risk.
Current Ethisphere clients are invited to bring your own device and work with an Ethisphere expert to fill out a section of the Ethics Quotient or learn more about how to use your data in the Sphere.
Gather in small groups and Ethisphere will walk you through facilitated networking conversations that build on the data presentation given by our data experts.
For many organizations, AI is no longer a future consideration but a daily reality. Yet policies around AI use fall flat without a workforce that understands the basics of AI technologies and risks. This 90-minute session blends expert insights and hands-on collaboration. First, two compliance leaders will outline their approaches to AI literacy training—including baseline requirements, role-specific adaptations, and lessons learned from case studies. Then, participants will engage in a workshop to exchange challenges and explore solutions to equip employees with the knowledge they need to responsibly apply AI in their work.
Discover how automated due diligence tools transform the way organizations assess people and entities. In this workshop, Dow Jones will guide participants through running reports, understanding data sources, and analyzing outputs to support informed decisions. You’ll gain practical experience and best practices for combining automation with critical thinking in today’s fast-paced risk environment.
In this episode, Brian X. Tierney, Chairman, President & CEO and Antonio Fernández, VP and Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer of FirstEnergy discuss their efforts to build a best-in-class ethics and compliance program that has earned the company Ethisphere’s coveted Compliance Leader Verification designation for 2025-2026.
DOJ guidance increasingly emphasizes proactive, risk-based monitoring as a core element of effective compliance programs—but how are companies putting this into practice? This facilitated discussion brings compliance leaders together to share how they are approaching real-time monitoring across both communications and transactional data. Topics will include how programs get started, stakeholder buy-in, transparency with employees, managing findings, and where monitoring strategies are headed next. Participants will leave with peer-tested insights and practical advice for strengthening their own monitoring capabilities.
The Ethisphere Data Intelligence Lab is an interactive space where attendees experience the full value of Ethisphere’s data, platform, and expertise—live and in context. Each 90-minute breakout opens with senior data experts exploring the “why” behind key assessment questions and sharing first insights from the 2026 World’s Most Ethical Companies® data. This year’s data presentation focuses on the themes of organizational justice and the influence of managers. Attendees then choose their experience: hands-on platform access and live training, facilitated peer meetups to apply insights in practice, or open “ask us anything” conversations with Ethisphere’s data experts.
Compliance and sustainability risks are inevitable—constant firefighting doesn’t have to be. In this interactive, case-based workshop, participants will work through a realistic compliance and sustainability crisis affecting a global subsidiary. Attendees will join Ethisphere experts Craig Moss, EVP of Measurement, and Eric Jorgenson and Emily Miner, Directors in Data & Services, to break into role-based teams to assess the situation and put out the fire to minimize damage to business continuity and reputation. Then the groups will apply residual risk calculations to prioritize next steps over the following 6–12 months to prevent future crises. The session will also explore how Generative AI can leverage residual risk data to help scale compliance and sustainability risk management across complex organizations.