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Episode 30 - Inaugural Episode with Ian Sherr: Compliance Week’s Insights and Reflections from June to July 2025

Episode 30 - Inaugural Episode with Ian Sherr: Compliance Week’s Insights and Reflections from June to July 2025

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 In this inaugural episode for a new season of ”From the Editor’s Desk,” co-host Tom Fox welcomes Ian Sherr, the new Publishing Director and Editor-in-Chief of Compliance Week. Ian shares his background in journalism and discusses his mission to support the compliance community through Compliance Week. They discuss the significant stories and themes from recent issues, including the importance of tone from the top, soft skills, and the role of compliance in navigating complex global issues. The episode also highlights key takeaways from Compliance Week’s recent conferences, including reflections on women in compliance, third-party risk management, and upcoming stories that focus on critical decision points in compliance. Highlights include: Meet Ian Sherr: Professional Background Reflections on Compliance Week 2025 The Compliance Week Reporting Team Highlighting Key Stories and Case Studies June Conferences: Third-Party Risk Management and Women in Compliance Upcoming Stories and Future Insights Resources: Ian Sherr on ⁠LinkedIn⁠ ⁠Compliance Week

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