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The way people work is changing fast — and so is the way they trust the organizations they work for. Economic uncertainty, restructuring, return-to-office friction, and accelerating AI adoption are reshaping employees’ views of accountability, fairness, and integrity. The result is a widening gap between the values company’s state, and the experience employees actually encounter – what many now call the “ethical drift” — and a fast-emerging risk for Ethics & Compliance teams.

Join compliance and workplace-culture leaders for a practical conversation on how shifting employer-employee dynamics are reshaping compliance risk, speak-up culture, and organizational credibility — and what your program can do to stay ahead of it.

What you’ll learn:

  • – Recognize the early warning signs of ethical drift before they escalate.
  • Strengthen trust and speak-up culture during periods of uncertainty.
  • – Align compliance messaging, leadership decisions, and the employee experience.
  • – Build employee confidence in reporting systems and investigations.
  • Partner with HR, legal, and business leaders to navigate cultural shifts.

Who should attend

  • – Ethics & Compliance leaders, HR and employee relations professionals.
  • – Investigations teams, legal and risk leaders.
  • – Workplace culture practitioners responsible for organizational integrity, employee trust, and compliance program effectiveness.

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Speakers

Maria Buccieri
Maria Buccieri

Senior Director, Enterprise Compliance | Amtrak

Maria brings a broad background in compliance and risk management, most recently serving as Senior Director of Enterprise Compliance at Amtrak since 2023, and previously as Chief Compliance Officer at MassDOT. She holds CCEP and CRCM certifications and is known for building compliance cultures focused on doing the right thing — including championing speak-up culture and whistleblower management as core elements of an effective compliance program.

Steph Holmes
Steph Holmes

Director of Ethics & Compliance Strategy | EQS Group

Steph Holmes partners with organizations to turn compliance programs into strategic assets that scale with the business. With a sharp focus on customer needs, she helps shape intuitive, effective solutions that empower companies to navigate regulatory complexity with clarity and confidence. As part of EQS’s Center of Excellence, Steph operates at the intersection of compliance, innovation, and program enablement — leveraging digitalization, automation, and smart design to future-proof ethics and compliance programs. She holds a Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology from the University of Denver, along with CCEP and LPEC certifications. When she’s not working , Steph recharges outdoors—often found camping, biking, or snowboarding in the Colorado mountains.

 

Andrea Falcione, JD, CCEP
Andrea Falcione, JD, CCEP

Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer & Head of Advisory Services | Rethink Compliance

Andrea is an award-winning compliance professional, attorney, and recognized thought leader with 30 years of experience in the legal and compliance space. She advises clients across sectors on the design, development, and assessment of ethics and compliance programs — from Codes of Conduct and training to risk assessments and investigation protocols. Prior to Rethink, she led the Compliance & Ethics consulting practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers and served as Chief Ethics Officer at a leading compliance solutions provider.