With over 30 years of experience, Chief Jeff Hadley from the Chatham County Police Department, breaks down three practical ways an agency can proactively build trust within the community they serve.

In this episode, we chat with three compliance professionals from the City of Henderson. Monica Day from the city’s Fire, Deeann Bill at Police, and Mimi Mehri with the Human Resources department all share how their decision to use one single source of truth for policies has helped streamline communication and collaboration, especially during COVID19.

With more than 37 years across five parks and recreation departments, Seve Ghose shares his perspective on how to lead with innovation. Due to the circumstances of 2020, parks and recreation departments saw an increase in attendance while having to fight to keep budget. Seve shares the unique ways in which he was able to retain staff, save money, and maintain accreditation for the City of Thornton Parks, Recreation, & Community Programs in Colorado.

Tom Fox, author of "Lessons Learned on Compliance and Ethics," joins us to discuss compliance and ethics trends from 2020 and the impact these will have in 2021 and beyond. Throughout the episode, Tom poses a thought to compliance and ethics leaders to think about 2020 through the lens of lessons learned. His expertise in this space will guide compliance and ethics leaders to rise to the occasion of addressing issues with thoughtfulness, inclusivity, and equity.

This week we are joined by Steve Barbarich, Director of IT for PowerDMS. Steve shares three practical steps that any organization can take to begin writing policies for information security. His seasoned advice can help organizations mitigate risk like information breaches due to the various type of phishing tactics.

How do you implement new technology for an organization remotely during a global pandemic? Well in this episode, Ashley Campos from the UC Berkeley University Student Health Services shares her experience migrating from a paper and binder system for policy management to an advanced technology solution.

4 years after making a career change, Emily Davies shares the 4 habits of a successful compliance manager. Emily takes us on a journey through her experience as she’s led the Cornell University Police Department through managing new standards from the state, the University, the federal government, and IACLEA accreditation.

We are joined by Stephanie Farmer, Chief Compliance Officer at ETHIX360 and Kiana Wheeler, Product Marketing Manager at PowerDMS. Together, they roll out the 5 key insights from the Future of Policy and Compliance Management report that launched September 2020.

On this podcast episode we hear from two guests: Amy Jensen, who is an Employment Attorney at Ogletree Deakins, and Heather Jones, Director of HR at PowerDMS. Together, they share tips for keeping your organization out of court along with other trending HR topics:

In this episode, Officer Michael Hass of the Cedar Rapids Police Department, shares how his experience as a street officer helped him fine-tune the work he is now doing as an Accreditation Manager for his agency.

Brandy Osborn, Accreditation Manager at the Springfield Police Department talked with us on this episode about the importance of sharing the “why” when bringing others into a project. In her role, she found a way to leverage the expertise of her colleagues to streamline the accreditation process. By doing this she shares that her agency has been successful in staying accredited for two plus decades along with helping create awareness and visibility into the accreditation process from new recruits to seasoned officers.

Ed Goodman, accreditation manager for the Buckeye Police Department, has been involved in helping agencies achieve accreditation status for over 20 years. Listen as he shares strategies you can use to gain organizational buy-in when presenting large changes to your organization.

Craig Hartley, the Executive Director of the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), sits down with us to talk about the responsibility of public safety to the public. Listen as he shares practical steps you can take to promote sound policies, build employee confidence, and increase trust with your community.

A concerned citizen reached out to the Addison Police Department to ask how their agency would handle a call involving their special needs child. Inspired by two of his sons and the question from the citizen, Sergeant Stefan Bjes has become an advocate in law enforcement for the special needs community by training agencies across the country.

Listen as he shares practical steps towards safe policing for the special needs community.

Kiana Wheeler and Cameron Moreau set the stage for what you can expect to hear when listening to the Entrust Compliance Podcast. A podcast for compliance professionals to learn from industry experts as they share insights on how to navigate challenges and succeed in compliance.