Compliance and risk: what operators said this week

Compliance and risk leaders on what regulation is changing. The 12 strongest moments from named speakers, word for word, each playable from the second it was said. Updated .

“It would be helpful or useful for an organization to designate an AI governance lead. It effectively needs to cover various areas, IT, legal risk, HR, things like that.”
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Dan Sampson
Exploring Standards with Assent ·
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Another view · “In the south there's no standalone or freestanding legal duty on a lending institution to ensure a guarantor receives independent legal advice unless the lender has actual or constructive notice of undue influence or misrepresentation” Chris McGettigan on The Quinn Files · Listen
“The regulators regulate before they innovate... you can't do this... you can't run startups in a limited market where there's a lot of rules.”
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Eric Schmidt
In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen ·
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Another view · “If the rails consist of a diverse distributed set of validators… the network still maintains its important properties… you have a much more stable foundation” Jeff Yan on Odd Lots · Listen
“I said to the government, why don't we go to paying the soldiers through their phones? ... we put up a great system and we took it to the Congolese government.”
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Kara Swisher former Secretary of State
On with Kara Swisher ·
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Another view · “The problem is not more systems but better systems and leadership; hiring an associate just made it more complicated” Dr. Paul Etchison on Dental Practice Heroes · Listen
“You should be auditing the process, not the, not the results, right?”
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Doug Barbin
Security & GRC Decoded ·
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Another view · “Encouraged folks to do take incremental steps forward rather than trying to embark on the overall massive project” Amy Fred on All Things Internal Audit · Listen
“If your priorities are you don’t work past 5pm because it’s family time… just leave it at that and say this is my policy.”
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Preston Lee
Freelance to Founder ·
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Another view · “The inflation rate is stuck at 3% because we can’t dis-inflate it… we’re not going back to goods deflation.” Jim Bianco on Monetary Matters with Jack Farley · Listen
“That was my very, very first government contract project as a subcontractor. And I only made like 6K off of that.”
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Eric Coffey
Govcon Giants ·
Why it worked $6,000 revenue Share this moment
“I have this framework called pause, perceive, proceed... pause long enough to regulate my own emotions... perceive... ask ourselves some questions... then proceeding, which is, you know, having the conversation”
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Chrissy Myers
Level Up Claims ·
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“Run randomized unannounced audits on their work, make accountability a feature of the software”
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Paul Alex
The Level Up Podcast w/ Paul Alex ·
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“We have to have an annual independent risk assessment, validating the security.”
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Melanie Pedrone
Tell Me Everything | Logistics Freight Podcast ·
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“Will you allow someone to come in and audit the claims that you're paying on my plan's behalf? Will you let someone come in and take a look at these claims?”
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Kimberly Carleson
Relentless Health Value ·
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“We've done since then... About 3,500 experiments. And we built a perfected video risk understanding system”
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Mark Miller
Profiles in Risk ·
Why it worked 3,500 Share this moment
“We started a steel manufacturing company… all of these reset homes are built using cold form steel… we got a guarantee of insurance… they will write a policy with a 60% discount.”
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Matt Bukroski / Builders Workshop
Risk Management: Brick by Brick ·
Why it worked 60% insurance discount; guarantee of insurance for any client using th… Share this moment

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