Q2-2016 Speaking-Writing Portfolio
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Richard Bistrong is an expert on anti-corruption compliance. He has received several awards and recognition for his work, including being ranked 87th on the 2015 list of most influential people in business ethics by Ethisphere. He has spoken at numerous international conferences and events on topics related to anti-corruption. He has also conducted online compliance training for several large multinational companies. Bistrong writes articles and whitepapers, and is a contributing editor to the FCPA Blog. He shares his personal experience and lessons learned from being convicted of foreign bribery conspiracy in order to help other organizations strengthen their anti-corruption compliance programs.
Q2-2016 Speaking-Writing Portfolio
- 1. Awards, Speaking, Writing & Media Portfolio: Updated as of Q2: 2016
- 2. Awards: Ethisphere RICHARD BISTRONG RANKED 87 ON THE 2015 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN BUSINESS ETHICS BY THE ETHISPHERE- Ethisphere Press Release
- 3. 2016 Trace International How to Pay A Bribe Chapter Four: The Anatomy of a Bribe
- 4. 2016 JD Supra Readers Choice Award Top Author for Compliance
- 5. International Appearances UK Regulatory Conference: London (2015 & 2016) Richard's insights as the guy that ate the apple while Eve looked on are invaluable. Too often people in ivory towers pontificate and come up with unrealistic fixes. Richard tells is like it is. We can all learn from that.- Pinsent Masons Partner & event organizer Barry Vitou
- 6. International Appearances OECD Integrity Week: 2015
- 7. International Appearances The 2015 Oslo Anti-Corruption Conference
- 8. Compliance Week 2016 Plenary Presentation
- 9. Compliance Week 2016: Incentive Panel
- 10. MetricStream 2015 GRC Summit Keynote
- 11. Department of Commerce Summit (2015 & 2016): Aerospace, Defense and International Trade
- 12. Deloitte University: Keynote with Keith Darcy on Ethics & Compliance: 2015 & 2016
- 13. Citrix Global Sales Presentation: 2016
- 14. Orthofix Global Sales Presentation: 2016
- 15. Kraft-Heinz Global Sales Presentation: 2016
- 16. ABB Global Sales Presentation: 2016
- 17. Dorsey & Whitney Anti-Corruption Conference: 2016
- 18. American Bar Association Annual Litigator Section Meeting 2016: The Yates Memo
- 19. The World Bank: Why Break the Law. The Impact of Corruption on Development
- 20. The ACFE: National & Regional Presentations
- 21. October 2016: The FCPA Blog NYC Conference
- 22. Academia: The Questrom School of Business (BU)
- 23. Academia: George Washington University
- 24. Academia: The Fletcher School of Diplomacy: Informal & Underground Finance
- 25. VIDEO: On-Line Compliance Training Raytheon: FCPA Aware Program
- 26. VIDEO: On-Line Compliance Training Fortune 500 Financial Services Provider
- 27. Television: CCTV The Heat on FIFA
- 28. Television: CNBC on the Unaoil Scandal
- 29. Television: Al Jazeera America on the UN Bribery Scandal
- 30. Television: CNBC on the Panama Papers
- 32. Whitepapers
- 33. Webinars
- 34. Guest Articles: Ethical Boardroom
- 35. Guest Articles: Ethical Boardroom
- 36. Guest Articles: Journal of Business Compliance BUSINESS COMPLIANCE 05/2014 Baltzer Science Publishers42 Prologue In July 2012, I was convicted for engaging in conspiracy in the bribery of foreign THE PRACTITIONERS VIEWPOINT EMPLOYEES FACING CORRUPTION: A PERSONAL REFLECTION By Richard T. Bistrong* In the February 2014 issue of Business Compliance, we dedicated the issue to those who suffer the consequences of bad decisions, emphasizing that it is time to focus on the consequences of our actions, and of the circumstances in which we take them. The double issue featured the concluding parts of an article in two parts by Esther Pieterse and Sven Biermann entitled Employees Facing Corruption.1 As someone who suffered those consequences, through fourteen and a half months in Federal Prison on a foreign bribery conspiracy charge, Richard Bistrong evaluates and compares his own experience and conduct with academic theory and asks if are there lessons learnt that might be shared with those at the front lines of international business? Using the Pieterse and Biermann Generic Decision Making Model as a companion to his own business conduct, Richard outlines a way forward for corporations and prompts further discussion, actionable to-dos, and perhaps to inspire internal researchwithrespecttoanti-briberycompliance,whichisthefocusofthisarticle. In his own words: As I do not see my own story as entirely unique, I hope this commentary, in detailing my own experience, might assist organizations by elevating topics that are not often discussed, or even acknowledged by some corporate executives. 1 Articles appearing in issue * Richard Bistrong currently blogs and speaks on anti-bribery and compliance issues at www.richardbistrong.com, and was a former FBI/UK cooperator. 1 Articles appearing in issues 02 and 03/2014 of the Journal of Business Compliance. 2 A recent Q and A (April 2014) with Richard Bistrong and Mike Koehler (FCPA Professor) which discusses Richards background can be found at http://bit.ly/1qDipyV officials.2 This article is inspired by a personal journey through the very thought processes and pressures that by 2 A recent Q and A (A
- 37. FCPA Blog Contributing Editor