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Slow Vendors, Changing Risks: The Compliance Customization Gap

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A recent survey found that 66% of compliance leaders say their training programs are hard to customize quickly, and nearly half (46%) are being asked to cut training time. With a rapidly evolving compliance landscape where the rules and business needs seem to change every day, there is an increasing need to get training just right. In this webinar hosted by Compliance Week, Ethena CEO Roxanne Petraeus and seasoned compliance expert Susan Divers explore what these survey findings mean for compliance in 2025.

 You’ll learn:

  • The ways forward-thinking compliance leaders are adapting to do more with less
  • How you can avoid the pitfalls of tool limitations and team constraints
  • Practical tips for building training that reduces seat time while maintaining effectiveness

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