Earlier this year, PepsiCo received World’s Most Ethical Companies honors for an astonishing 18th time in a row—something only a handful of other companies have achieved. The secret of Pepsi’s success here is no secret at all, though. As Craig Pedersen, Director, Global Compliance & Ethics Program, PepsiCo, explains, it comes from a substantial and sustained campaign with support from across the enterprise at all levels, all feeding into a robust culture that puts ethics and integrity first.
Great compliance training results are table stakes for creating a best-in-class ethics and compliance program. Harper Wells, Chief Compliance Officer for Learning Pool—a technology...
In this episode, Ethisphere's Editor in Chief Bill Coffin talks about culture and second chances in an editorial entitled Press X to Continue, which...
On September 19, the 6th annual Transparency Awards were announced, celebrating U.S. companies that exemplify disclosure best practices—including best overall transparency, proxy statement, ESG...