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15:12

Garth Jordan on Becoming the New CEO of SCCE & HCCA...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/09/23

By Adam Turteltaub When Garth Jordan learned about the opportunity to lead the SCCE & HCCA, he was excited about the idea of helping to build trustworthy organizations. And, the more he spoke with the board and talked to his peers, the more convinced he was that this was the role for him. Unlike our previous CEOs he came to the association not from compliance, but from the field of association management. He has served in leadership roles for the American Animal Hospital Association, Healthcare

12:39

Barbara-Ann Boehler on Experiential Learning [Podcast]

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/09/18

By Adam TurteltaubWhat do cupcakes, cookies and compliance training have in common? More than you might think, reports Barbara-Ann Boehler, Senior Director of the Program on Corporate Compliance and Ethics at Fordham University School of Law. She successfully used the act of frosting the treats a part of a compliance learning exercise. It’s a great, if unusual, example of experiential learning, which seeks to teach people by getting the learner to do the thing that they are learning rather

10:08

Kim Jablonski on Compliance Leadership and Changing...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/09/16

By Adam Turteltaub Being a leader is hard. Being a compliance leader is harder. Being a compliance leader in fast-changing times takes it up yet another level, but it’s not impossible. Kim Jablonski, Chief Compliance & Ethics Officer at Bristol Myers Squibb shares that with these challenges it’s important for leaders not to think in static terms but to recognize that the landscape is constantly changing. The transformations include not just new laws and regulations but also new expectations for

13:33

Colin May on Non-Emergency Medical Transportation...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/09/11

By Adam Turteltaub There’s a car pulling up to your facility loaded up with a patient and a trunk full of risk. Non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) plays an important role in getting elderly and poor patients to their medical appointments and pharmacies. But, explains Colin May, Professor of Forensic Studies and Criminal Justice at Stevenson University, the amount of fraud is exploding. There are cases of billing when service was not provided, trips to facilities that are closed,

11:47

Marti Arvin on Business Associates and the Close-Out...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/09/09

By Adam Turteltaub Things are a bit out of balance when it comes to Business Associates (BAs) in healthcare. Organizations invest a great deal of time and resources in vetting these third parties to make sure that they will safely handle data from the covered entity. But, when the relationship ends, those same organizations may overlook the risks to their data post-separation. The problem is complex because different BAs will fall under different regulations and use data differently. Some may

12:07

Ahmed Salim on Change Management [Podcast]

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/09/04

By Adam Turteltaub Ahmed Salim wants you to change how you approach change. An active consultant to the compliance community and Healthcare Compliance & Regulations Adjunct Professor at DePaul University, he is passionate about following a disciplined approach to change management. Not surprisingly then, he’s the author of a new book from the SCCE & HCCA: Mastering Compliance Through Change Management. In this podcast he explains that the concepts behind change management are simple. It

8:25

Joey Seeber on Compliance’s Role in eDiscovery [Podcast]

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/09/02

By Adam Turteltaub As with so many other areas, communication, or a lack of it, can be a big problem when it comes to eDiscovery. Legal doesn’t always adequately communicate what it needs. The business unit doesn’t share information about all the technologies its teams are using to communicate, and compliance may be giving the wrong message as a result. The cure, as Joey Seeber, CEO of Level Legal lays out in this podcast, is making sure that everyone is aware of the issues, the technology and

13:39

Jonathan Armstrong on The General Purpose AI Code of...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/28

By Adam TurteltaubOn July 10, 2025 the European Commission posted The General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. Unlike the EU AI Act, this new Code of Practice is not compulsory, at least not yet. Still, it seems prudent to start understanding what it says and what expectations are being laid, as well as what the definition of general-purpose AI (GPAI) is. To that end, we spoke with London-based Jonathan Armstrong, Partner at Punter Southall. Jonathan explains that GPAI systems perform generally

16:27

Andrew Bakaj, John Pease and Jordan Segall on...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/26

By Adam TurteltaubManaging whistleblowers is always a hot topic, and you’ll find it on the agenda at the 2025 SCCE Annual Compliance & Ethics Institute. To provide a preview of what you will see if you join us in Nashville, we sat down with the speakers for the session “Someone Blew The Whistle: Perspectives from Former Whistleblowers, In-House Compliance, and External Investigators”. The speakers in Nashville, and guests of this podcast, are: Jordan Segall, Senior Counsel, Ethics &

15:21

Greg Demske on the State of Healthcare Enforcement...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/21

By Adam TurteltaubThere’s a lot new going on in healthcare enforcement, and, at the same, there’s a lot that hasn’t changed, reports Greg Demske (LinkedIn), partner at Goodwin Proctor and, formerly, Chief Counsel to the Inspector General at HHS. While the US Department of Justice has changed its priorities in areas such as anticorruption, if you look at what they and the Office of Inspector General (OIG) at Health and Human Services have been doing, he observes, the long-time bipartisan effort to

14:33

Glenn Sweatt on Compliance & Natural Disasters [Podcast]

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/19

By Adam Turteltaub I live in Los Angeles and was fortunate enough to get through the fires unscathed. Around me, though, were others who were not so fortunate. A cousin and several friends lost everything. After the fires came a cleanup of epic proportions. For Glenn Sweatt, Vice President at ECC, the company charged with remediation at all those burned out lots in Altadena and the Palisades, that’s when the work began. The workforce had to be assembled, contractors brought in, and everyone

12:26

Mary Shirley on What to Do When Leadership Doesn’t...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/14

By Adam TurteltaubHere’s a little nightmare every compliance officer dreads. You leave your current job for an exciting new one, only to find out that you just walked into a position where the compliance efforts are token at best because the organization’s leadership doesn’t take compliance seriously. In this podcast Mary Shirley, Vice President, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, Scion Health, shares what to look for and how to protect yourself if this bad dream becomes your reality. And,

10:32

Mujo Vilasevic on Common AI Mistakes

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/12

By Adam Turteltaub There is so much hype and drama when it comes to AI, that it’s good to hear the voice of Mujo Vilasevic, Senior Compliance Officer, Raiffeisen Bank International. Contrary to most, he makes the case that the problem with AI is overdramatization. Despite the fears, it’s not going to take over the world or our jobs, as he sees it. So what should be doing when it comes to AI? Educating ourselves is a very good start. Also, look at AI both, as he describes it, outside in and

16:38

Justin Ross and Carrie Penman on Moving Beyond the...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/07

By Adam Turteltaub It’s time to think bigger when it comes to helpline data. Yes, it’s still important to look at traditional metrics such as the number of calls and the substantiation rate. But, there is so much more that can be done. Justin Ross, Vice President, Chief Compliance Officer at Sysco and Carrie Penman, Chief Risk and Compliance Officer at NAVEX will be addressing what you can do with your helpline data during their 2025 SCCE Compliance & Ethics Institute session “Numbers That

14:26

Stacy Parks on Speaking the Next Generation’s...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/08/05

By Adam Turteltaub I recently learned that at the US Department of Justice’s law library, one of the most common requests the librarians receive is for vintage dictionaries. Why? Because the lawyers often need to find out what the definition of a word was at the time a law was passed. Meanings change over time in the law and in the vernacular. Remember when describing something as “sick” meant that it was bad? Now it’s the opposite. Stacey Parks, Ethics Officer, Enterprise Operations and

15:53

Tobias Kruis on European Compliance Requirements...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/07/31

By Adam Turteltaub If you’re looking for compliance direction only from the US Department of Justice, you’re missing the wider picture. There is a lot going on in Europe that companies operating in that geography need to be complying with. Dr. Tobias Kruis, Head of Corporate Compliance, Giesecke+Devrient, shares what is going on both in this podcast in his session “Dancing with the Acronyms: Jiving Through LkSG and CSDDDD in the European Compliance Ballroom” at the 2025 SCCE Annual Compliance &

13:34

Colton Kopcik and Phoebe Roth on AI and the False...

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/07/29

By Adam TurteltaubThere’s always a “but” when it comes to AI. It has great potential, but there’s always the risk of bad things happening. In the case of the False Claims Act and healthcare, that’s very much the case. In a recent article for Compliance Today – “AI and the False Claims Act: Navigating compliance in the age of automation” -- Phoebe Roth and Colton Kopcik of Day Pitney warn that the same “but” applies to medical coding. AI and coding seem to be a match made in heaven. There is

12:00

Becky Rohr on Avoiding a Bored Board [Podcast]

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/07/24

By Adam Turteltaub As important as gaining access to the board is, using that time properly is even more crucial. Becky Rohr, Chief Compliance Officer and head of Investigations at Ericsson, will be sharing her insights and advice on this topic in her session “Board Reporting, Not Bored Reporting: Presenting to Boards and Other Senior Stakeholders by Using Data and Storytelling” at the 2025 SCCE Annual Compliance & Ethics Institute in Nashville. In this podcast and preview of her session, she

11:27

Al Firato on Proper Background Screening [Podcast]

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/07/22

By Adam Turteltaub What you don’t know can hurt you. And what you do know can hurt you. Such is the dilemma of background screening. Companies want to know who they are hiring, but, explains Al Firato, CEO & Founder of HireSafe, some information is off limits. The 1964 Civil Rights Act and Title VII prohibit examinations of race, religion, ethnicity and more. In addition, federal and state regulations set limits on what background check firms can look at. That’s not always a bad thing, Al points

10:24

Hemma Lomax on Legacy-Driven Leadership [Podcast]

Compliance Perspectives ·

2025/07/17

By Adam Turteltaub Dr. Hemma R. Lomax, Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Global Head of Ethics and Compliance for DocuSign thinks a lot about leaving a legacy, not just for herself but in general. She’ll be addressing the topic Beyond the Rules: The Future of Compliance is Legacy-Driven Leadership at the SCCE 24th Annual Compliance & Ethics Institute, which takes place September 14-17, 2025 in Nashville. She is a strong advocate for thinking beyond quarterly goals and looking to

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