Date/Time: Thursday, October 1st @ 12pm ET / 9am PT
We treat a lot of compliance practices as settled science. Nobody questions them, nobody challenges them. But do they actually hold up?
It's time again to put a handful of compliance orthodoxies on trial and see what actually works. Last time we held this debate, we ran out of time before we ran out of arguments.
Join Jonathan Turner (Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, Avanos Medical) and Roxanne Petraeus (CEO, Ethena) as they go after the practices most programs have stopped examining: the metrics that look rigorous, the controls that exist because a regulator once asked, and the parts of a program everyone quietly knows don't work.
You'll learn:
- Which "best practices" in E&C are really just habits nobody's re-examined
- The difference between counting activity (training completions, policy attestations) and measuring whether a program actually works
- Where speak-up culture claims break down once you look past the survey results
- Why some of the most common program structures exist to limit liability, not to change behavior
- How to tell the difference between a program that's built for the board and one that's built for employees
- What it actually takes to challenge your own program's sacred cows
Have questions or spicy takes? We'll answer them live and pressure-test it with attendees during the event, but feel free to send them in advance via the registration form if you'd like to keep them anonymous.
Can't join us live? Register to receive the recording and resources post-session.
Speaker(s):
- Jonathan Turner (he/him), Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, Avanos Medical
- Roxanne Petraeus (she/her), CEO, Ethena

The Compliance Certification Board (CCB)® has approved this event for up to 1.2 Live CCB CEUs, based on a 50-minute hour. Continuing Education Units are awarded based on individual attendance records. Granting of prior approval in no way constitutes endorsement by CCB of this event content or of the event sponsor.