The Ethics and Compliance Library

Feb 22 2022

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An in depth, behind-the-scenes look at ethics and compliance books through conversations with industry leaders and the authors.Finding time to read books related to your job or area of interest likely is not at the top of your to-do list. But this podcast is more than just an exploration into ethics and compliance books; this podcast is a conversation about a vital industry that so many organizations view as the department of “no.” This podcast is here to challenge the way you think about ethics and compliance, arm you with new ways to think about and discuss those topics, push you to finally read the books that have been on your shelf collecting dust, and drive your career or interests forward.

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Intentional Integrity with Rob Chesnut

Feb 22 2022 69 mins

In this first episode for 2022 of The Ethics and Compliance Library, host Lauren Siegel explores "Intentional Integrity: How Smart Companies Can Lead an Ethical Revolution" by Rob Chesnut. The book is about Rob's professional career and his work in compliance, ethics, and integrity at AirBnB. This book lays out developed a popular interactive employee program, Integrity Belongs Her

Lauren Seigel on One Year of Hosting The Ethics and Compliance Library Podcast

Dec 13 2021 21 mins

In this episode, I turn the tables on Lauren and interview her about her experiences from the first year of hosting The Ethics and Compliance Library. Highlights of this podcast include: Why did you start the Ethics and Compliance Library? Any surprises from your first year? What were 3 of your top highlights from the series? What did you learn in the process? How did starting and

No Rules, Rules

Nov 22 2021 42 mins

In this fourth and final episode for 2021 of The Ethics and Compliance Library, host Lauren Siegel explores “No Rules, Rules” by Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer. The book is all about Netflix’s culture, and you guessed it, the lack of rules they have. Many have read the public culture deck that Netflix shared a few years back, but many who have not read this book may not underst

The Smartest Guys in the Room

Aug 04 2021 54 mins

In this episode of The Ethics and Compliance Library Podcast features ‘The Smartest Guys in the Room,’ by Peter Elkind and Bethany McLean. After discussing the Enron scandal, host Lauren Siegel interviews Peter followed by Sherron Watkins, the Enron whistleblower. Many have either read the book or watched the documentary and know the ins and outs of this scandal, but this episo

Giving Voice to Values by Mary Gentile

May 12 2021 83 mins

In episode 2 of the Ethics and Compliance Library, we will analyze Giving Voice to Values by Mary Gentile. Giving Voice to Values, or GVV, not only explores how each of us can prepare to voice our values in different situations, why we do and don’t, but also sets up a framework with tools for how to strengthen the muscle for doing so. Through an interview with Dr. Mary Gentile he

Analyzing Blind Spots by Ann Tenbrunsel and Max Bazerman

Mar 02 2021 65 mins

In episode 1 of the Ethics and Compliance Library, we will analyze Blind Spots by Ann Tenbrunsel and Max Bazerman. Blind Spots explores behavioral ethics from the individual, organizational, and societal levels, setting up a framework for evaluating decisions, morals, and the world around us. The book kicks off by asking readers to evaluate their ethicality compared to others on a