Interview with Dorit Schulte, Director at fp – Frank Partners Supply chains have moved to…
Blog MediaWhy supply chains have become a top priority on corporates’ Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agendas.
What ESG can learn from compliance?
ESG is all over the media and you cannot avoid bumping into the acronym, no matter where you go. Jakob Ravnborg from Frank Partners has been advising private equity firms on ESG matters for the last five years. He shared his thoughts with Anna (and you all) about ESG’s connection to compliance.
Blog MediaEthics in a time of crisis
Ethics talk live: Human rights in practice
Similarities and differences between anti-corruption work and human rights
Ethics Talk live: The link between human rights and corruption
Conscious capitalism
With an extensive technology background, experience in GRC product development, and an entrepreneurial mind, Philip Winterburn understands what it takes to create innovative software solutions. In partnership, Philip launched Convercent with the vision of developing a modern GRC solution for the business community. As Convercent’s Chief Strategy Officer, Philip has been responsible for making that vision a reality, drawing on his technology expertise to lead the construction of Convercent’s innovative GRC product from the ground up.
In this blog Philip shares his thoughts on the future of compliance.
Zakiya Serguro, what are the real ethical and compliance risks faced by Nordic companies?
Zakiya Serguro, Managing Partner of Frank Partners will join the Nordic Business Ethics Day on April 29th. Zakiya has spent the majority of her career in risk consulting with direct knowledge of best-practice solutions to assess Integrity and ESG risks identified in hundreds of due diligence, M&A, stakeholder analysis, political risk projects and investigations she has conducted in emerging markets, in particular. To warm up for the Business Ethics Day we asked Zakiya a few questions
Blog MediaGuido Palazzo, why is it so hard to do the right thing?
Mikko Koponen, can textile business be responsible business?
