In an earlier post, I discussed the role that behavioral ethics plays in the compliance field, highlighting the work of Scott Killingsworth, Jeff Kaplan, and others. For those who teach or write in the compliance area, a new video is now available (for commercial licensing) that I highly recommend. Created by Richard Bistrong in conjunction with Mastercard, it explores Mr. Bistrong’s own compelling story. The video is exceptionally well-done and would be a valuable addition to any training or educational program. For the trailer of the video and more details, visit the FCPA Blog.
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