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Anti-bribery and corruption training programmes

Companies that struggle with anti-bribery and corruption compliance are often struggling with a much more fundamental question: how to embed policies and procedures into the business?

This requires effective communication and training programmes which can help deter bribery by employees and can also be deployed to reduce the corruption risks from third party suppliers.

Anti-bribery and corruption training courses

GoodCorporation offers a range of anti-corruption training options including e-learning, face-to-face training, workshops and webinars, all tailored to the needs of individual organisations.   We also help devise clear communication programmes designed to reinforce an organisation’s zero-tolerance approach to corruption.  Key features of our anti-bribery and corruption courses include: 

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Why is anti-bribery and corruption training necessary?

Regulatory authorities agree that effective communication and training deters bribery. Indeed, many authorities require companies to offer specific anti-corruption training programmes for executives and employees most exposed to corruption risks.

The most recent guidance on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) calls for businesses to “foster a culture of ethics and compliance with the law at all levels of the company”.  In the EU, companies required to report under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will need to provide details each year of the anti-bribery training implemented across their organisations. 

By raising awareness of the risks and consequences of bribery, an organisation can make its expectations of conduct explicit and reinforce its zero-tolerance approach. Effective anti-corruption training for employees on these issues will help ensure that robust procedures to prevent corruption are firmly embedded. This, in turn, can give organisations a strategic advantage by mitigating the risk of corruption, safeguarding reputation, and building trust with stakeholders. 

GoodCorporation’s comprehensive anti-bribery and corruption training programmes can equip employees and stakeholders with the knowledge and tools to identify and avoid bribery risks, building a culture of integrity within businesses.  

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Anti-corruption e-learning courses for online compliance training 

To help companies embed their anti-corruption programmes throughout the organisation and associated parties, GoodCorporation writes, designs and develops online anti-corruption training programmes tailored to the specific needs of the business. 

We can design programmes from concept to completion or update existing training modules to incorporate policy changes. Our e-learning programmes are a fast, cost-efficient way for ethics and compliance teams to improve engagement and information retention among staff.

Courses are interactive, visually engaging with high-quality content tailored to the risks and needs of an individual business, providing comprehensive knowledge and guidance on preventing bribery and corruption. Content can be adjusted to different targeted audiences with practical and realistic scenarios relevant to the business.

 
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Our e-learning programmes are a fast, cost-efficient way for ethics and compliance teams to improve engagement and information retention among staff.

Courses are interactive, visually engaging with high-quality content tailored to the risks and needs of an individual business, providing comprehensive knowledge and guidance on preventing bribery and corruption. Content can be adjusted to different targeted audiences with practical and realistic scenarios relevant to the business.

Key features of our anti-corruption e-learning courses:

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Embedding compliance through training and communications

This webinar, one of an 8-part series for Gulf-based organisation Pearl Initiative, examines the need to foster a culture of ethics and compliance and the various ways of implementing an effective communications and training programme.

Anti-corruption webinars

To help our clients deliver effective anti-corruption training, GoodCorporation also offers training webinars. For Gulf-based business leadership organisation Pearl Initiative we designed and developed an 8-part webinar series on combating corruption. The content was based on GoodCorporation’s white paper Combating Corruption: Businesses still at risk.

The webinars explored the eight procedural areas necessary for implementing effective anti-bribery controls, with best practice guidance and in-depth discussion with participants. We examined the need to foster a culture of ethics and compliance, looking at the various ways of implementing an effective communications and training programme to ensure anti-corruption practice is properly embedded. Our webinars can be tailored to the needs of the organisation, using GoodCorporation’s subject knowledge experts to lead the discussion and with the option for interactive sessions and scenario-based learning.

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Using workshops to
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GoodCorporation’s ABC workshops facilitate a deeper understanding of the potential impact of unethical behaviour on an organisation by bringing together the key individuals, from across different business functions, that are affected by ethics or compliance issues.

Drawing on our anti-bribery and corruption knowledge, together with our experience of working across a wide range of industry sectors, our workshops can be tailor made to suit an organisation’s specific anti-corruption risks and requirements. GoodCorporation’s risk-assessment workshops can be run at group or local level and offered internationally as required. Participation in our anti-bribery and corruption workshops enables companies to:

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Face-to-face anti-bribery and corruption training courses

GoodCorporation designs and runs face-to-face anti-corruption training programmes for all levels of seniority.

Our courses can be run internationally, in multiple languages and taking account of cultural sensitivities. Content is tailored to the needs of each client and is designed to have impact and be memorable.

GoodCorporation subject matter experts work closely with companies to design content that reflects best practice and ensures compliance with all relevant legislation.Courses can be run internally as part of staff training or rolled out to contractors, subcontractors and other third parties.

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GoodCorporation has a thorough understanding of how to measure ethical business conduct and to build this into the audit process. Analysing ethical business conduct and non-financial risk is a challenge for many businesses and we are very pleased that we have been able to take such a leading position through our work with GoodCorporation.

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