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Introduction to Compliance Foundations

Course Welcome and Objectives

Core Compliance Principles and the Role of Ethics

Legal and Regulatory Landscape

Key Laws and Regulations by Risk Area

Policies, Procedures, and Controls

Operational Compliance in Daily Work

Working with Third Parties

Handling Information and Data

Workplace Conduct and Reporting

Risk Management and Continuous Improvement

Identifying, Assessing, and Mitigating Compliance Risks

Audits, Monitoring, and Corrective Actions

Knowledge Checks

Quiz 1: Core Principles and Ethics

Quiz 2: Laws, Regulations, and Policies

Quiz 3: Third Parties and Conflicts of Interest

Quiz 4: Data Handling and Security

Quiz 5: Reporting, Audits, and Remediation

Course Wrap-Up and Feedback

Capstone Summary and Next Steps

Learner Feedback Survey

Badge Card

Applied Compliance Principles for Everyday Ethical Operations is a practical, scenario-based course that turns complex regulations into clear, actionable steps you can use at work today. Whether you work in operations, procurement, sales, HR, finance, IT, or leadership, you’ll learn how to spot risks early, make ethical decisions with confidence, and document actions that stand up to scrutiny. Starting with foundational compliance concepts and ethics frameworks, you’ll move through the key legal and regulatory areas that shape modern business: antitrust, anti-bribery and corruption, data privacy and security, trade controls, and more. You’ll see how policies, procedures, and controls translate legal requirements into daily behaviors—from handling data and working with third parties to reporting concerns and cooperating with audits. The course emphasizes risk management as a continuous cycle: assess, mitigate, monitor, and improve. Short lessons, real examples, and knowledge checks reinforce learning and build muscle memory. By the end, you’ll be able to connect the dots between organizational goals, risks, and controls—so you can do the right thing, the right way, every time.

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            <p>Applied Compliance Principles for Everyday Ethical Operations is designed to turn abstract regulations into practical habits you can apply in your role. Across the course, you will learn how compliance supports organizational integrity, protects customers and data, and enables sustainable growth. We begin with the foundations—what compliance means, the three lines of defense, and how ethical decision-making frameworks guide daily choices. You will also understand expectations for participation, time commitment, and how to navigate each module so you can make consistent, confident decisions aligned with laws, policies, and values.</p>

<p>The course then maps the legal and regulatory landscape you’re most likely to encounter. You will explore antitrust and fair competition, anti-bribery and anti-corruption essentials, privacy and data protection duties, and trade controls and sanctions—then see how company policies, procedures, controls, and records retention operationalize these obligations. From there, we translate principles into everyday practice: conducting third‑party due diligence, spotting and managing conflicts of interest, safeguarding personal and confidential information with least‑privilege access, and maintaining respectful workplace standards with clear reporting avenues and non‑retaliation safeguards. Finally, you will develop a risk mindset—identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks; planning mitigations through controls, training, and monitoring; preparing for audits; and driving corrective actions through root cause analysis and sustainable remediation. Knowledge checks throughout reinforce key concepts, and the capstone ties risks, controls, and organizational goals together with resources you can use immediately, including the code of conduct, policies, and help channels.</p>
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