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Articles and Podcasts for C-Suite [JUL. 7th]
Key Takeaways
- The developer-like characteristics that C-suite executives need to possess include analytical research skills, self-belief, integrity, smart decisionmaking, seeking feedback, and resilience to failure.
- Lisa Monaco, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco recently presented a new policy that mandates chief compliance officers (CCOs) to "certify that compliance programs have been reasonably designed to prevent anti-corruption violations." This policy has raised concerns over the potential of increased CCO liability.
- Business leaders are reimagining how people work, and offices are being revamped to support emerging organizational priorities. The office of the future will be similar to a private club where the members are the employees.
Introduction
This report provides three key articles on interesting topics to keep the C-suite informed of important trends and provocative ideas that may change the way an organization behaves. Further details on the logic used behind this research can be found in the Research Strategy section.
The Need for C-Suite Leaders to Cultivate a Developer Mindset
- Article published by Enterprise Talk on July 6, 2022.
- During the launch of a new product, developers answer questions regarding the set up time vs. long-term savings, cost to launch and ROI. C-suite leaders need to think like developers because developers' decisions are similar to C-suite decisions. They carry out trial and error and have qualities such as durability, feedback and tenacity.
- The developer-like characteristics that C-suite executives need to possess include analytical research skills, self-belief, integrity, smart decisionmaking, seeking feedback, and resilience to failure.
What the C-Suite and Board Should Know About the New CCO Certification Requirement from DOJ
- Article published by JD Supra on June 29, 2022.
- Lisa Monaco, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco recently presented a new policy that mandates chief compliance officers (CCOs) to "certify that compliance programs have been reasonably designed to prevent anti-corruption violations." This policy ensures that CCos are aware of potential company violations and are equipped to prevent financial crime.
- This policy has raised concerns over the potential of increased CCO liability. The C-suite and board need to consider where this policy will lead and how they can best prepare for it.
The Office as a Private Club
- Podcast published by The Miles Group on June 28, 2022.
- Business leaders are reimagining how people work, and offices are being revamped to support emerging organizational priorities. Stephen Miles, the founder and CEO of The Miles Group (TMG) and Christina Woodard, the managing director at the same company, prioritize office intentionality and density. There needs to be a purpose for asking teams to come together.
- The office of the future will be similar to a private club where the members are the employees. They will be able to step away from virtual meeting rooms and rebuild in person connections and trust, tackling difficult issues with high performance and creativity.
Research Strategy
To find key articles and podcasts published in the last two weeks on interesting topics to keep the C-suite informed of important trends and provocative ideas, we leveraged reputable sources in the public domain including Enterprise Talk, Forbes and Apple Podcasts.