How can a company stop itself from becoming the next Volkswagen or Zenefits when the possibility of an ethical slip-up or compliance misstep seems to lurk around every corner?
Jean-Marc Levy, president of ethics and compliance firm LRN, helps companies cultivate the kind of culture that will stop wrongdoing in its tracks. The former head of Global Issuer Services at the New York Stock Exchange, he was hired by LRN in December 2014. Since then, Levy has worked with major companies, including DuPont and Co., Ford Motor Co. and Dell Computer Corp., and helped LRN grow its business through product innovation and expansion of partnerships. Levy recently spoke to Corporate Counsel at LRN’s midtown Manhattan offices about the E&C challenges companies face today. Here is an edited version of that conversation:
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