Code of Conduct
The cornerstone of any ethics and compliance program is the Code of Conduct. It communicates the essence of your company–your character and culture written down.
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Read FlipbookSCCE's Compliance and Ethics Professional Magazine: Your Code of Conduct Looks Great, but What Does It Do?
LRN's Jim Walton has been published in the February issue of SCCE's Compliance and Ethics Professional Magazine. In his article, he explains how to develop Codes of Conduct that are truly impactful.
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Read ArticleYour Code of Conduct Looks Great, but What Does It Do?
Jim Walton's recent article published in SCCE's CEP Magazine dives into the components of a code of conduct your organization should to truly make it impactful.
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Read ArticleWhat Do You Want Your Code of Conduct to Do? Three Things To Think About
The purpose of a Code of Conduct is to affect behavior – to reinforce good behavior and discourage bad behavior. But HOW do we do that? Three words answer that question – inspire, guide, and enable.
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Read FlipbookBring Your Code To Life: Best Practices for an Effective Code of Conduct
Learn how to develop a mission-oriented, values-based code that is unique to your company’s culture and relevant to the needs of the business.
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1:03Watch VideoCode of Conduct
LRN's Jim Walton, a member of our E&C Advisory team, discusses the characteristics of an effective Code of Conduct. Click here to watch the video.
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Read FlipbookCode of Conduct
Learn how LRN can work in collaboration with your team to bring your code of conduct to life.
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Read ArticleCan a Code of Conduct Really Affect Culture and Drive Better Behavior?
Over the past year, we’ve seen a significant uptick in the term “code of conduct” in the news as a result of the spate of the recent ethics and compliance failures across industries. Codes of...
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Read FlipbookLRN Case Study: Bemis
Learn how LRN helped Bemis carry out its vision to build a new program, including writing a new Code of Conduct and developing a training program for its global employees.
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Read ArticleReject Checklists, Focus on Culture and Behavior – Susan Divers in The Anti-Corruption Report
Organizations with the most effective compliance programs focus on the presence or absence of ethical behaviors to measure program effectiveness rather than on checklists itemizing the number of...
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