Dispatches From SCCE Europe Event
The Society of Corporate Compliance & Ethics is holding its annual European conference this week in Berlin. Alas, Radical Compliance could not be there in person, so we’ve been scrounging social media to see what others have been saying about the event. Below are a few names, faces, photos, and dispatches from Germany.
So, um, what were they discussing about cartel risks, where a cartoon of someone on ice skates was a useful image to include?
With all the recent focus on #data #privacy don’t forget about #cartels and #corruption at #SCCEecei #Berlin @SCCE pic.twitter.com/BhwW7QbZtY
— Eric Brotten (@EBrotten) March 11, 2019
An excellent point about slavery risk, which implies a more expansive look at your organization’s third parties.
Mapping modern slavery risks in #SupplyChain should include not just labor that directly contributes to the end product but also indirect inputs like temporary workers, transport, cleaning services #SCCEecei
— Anna Kompanek (@AnnaKompanek) March 12, 2019
Huh. Toll roads.
Heard at #SCCEecei #Berlin: visas and toll roads can be blind spots for facilitating payments. #compliance @SCCE pic.twitter.com/MKREtuhu8I
— Eric Brotten (@EBrotten) March 10, 2019
The Panama Papers were a huge contribution to the anti-corruption world, and let’s remember: two reporters working on the project have been killed. Compliance professionals should honor their contribution.
Incredible presentation by @b_obermayer and how he broke the Panama papers #SCCEecei #PanamaPapers pic.twitter.com/GiQoYeOWzk
— Laura-Mary Ellis (@LauraMaryEllis) March 12, 2019
Random good point.
When you define the values of your company, you may want to come to a set of behaviors instead of listing labels. Catherine Foster at #scceecei
— Balazs Kis (@kisb971) March 11, 2019
A look at the multiple impulses at work in the brain of the modern employee.
These languages correspond to (overlapping) frames of behavior in a corporate setting @MHHoekstra #scceecei pic.twitter.com/xGss6rAaDI
— Balazs Kis (@kisb971) March 12, 2019
Drago Kos, head of anti-bribery for OECD, calls more more actual enforcement. He’s not wrong.
Drago Kos: only 7 signatory countries to @oecd Anti-Bribery Convention have active enforcement, others need to do more #SCCEecei pic.twitter.com/GBbzmKmPGi
— Anna Kompanek (@AnnaKompanek) March 11, 2019
Perhaps one of the most important activities that happen at an SCCE event.
Excellent start to the @scce #scceecei conference in #Berlin with great management from @vostelvolunteer #scce pic.twitter.com/hKqUzYwNly
— Jonathan Armstrong (@armstrongjp) March 10, 2019
I see that cutbacks in the room lighting budget are taking a toll, but otherwise a good subject for compliance officer discussion.
.@Gerry_Zack talks about the increased use of #technology to manage investigations @scce #SCCEecei pic.twitter.com/QNlzvJAFaf
— Jonathan Armstrong (@armstrongjp) March 12, 2019
Sounds like SCCE had another great event, and we wish all attendees taking the CCEP-I exam good luck. You can see more tweets, photos, and other posts by searching #SCCEecei online.