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Post By: Adam TurteltaubBack in 2019 Samantha Kelen, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer at Cardinal innovations Healthcare and Lisa Beth Lentini Walker, CEO and Founder of Lumen Worldwide Endeavors, proposed a session for the 2020 SCCE Compliance &amp; Ethics Institute on recession-proofing your career.  By the time they conducted it in September a theoretical exercise had become an all-too-practical one.  These days, like most everyone else in business, compliance professionals have experienced serious erosion in job security.In this career-essential podcast they explain both how to prepare for and find a new opportunity while also ensuring your current employer understands the value you and the compliance team provides.  That includes keeping a business mindset and knowing the right language to use based on your audience.They also provide some unexpected advice, including checking employment ads on the SCCE (and HCCA) job boards and elsewhere, too, even if you aren’t on the market.  The job listings can tell you what employers are looking for these days and the skills you need both for finding new work and strengthening the program where you are now.Also included in this podcast are tips for improving your resume and advice on how to improve your networking.Listen in for valuable advice on improving your current compliance program and your chances of finding a new position, even in tough times like these.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub Back in 2019 Samantha Kelen, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer at Cardinal innovations Healthcare and Lisa Beth Lentini Walker, CEO and Founder of Lumen Worldwide Endeavors, proposed a session for the 2020 SCCE Compliance &amp; Ethics Institute on recession-proofing your career.  By the time they conducted it in September a theoretical exercise had become an all-too-practical one.  These days, like most everyone else in business, compliance professionals have experienced serious erosion in job security. In this career-essential podcast they explain both how to prepare for and find a new opportunity while also ensuring your current employer understands the value you and the compliance team provides.  That includes keeping a business mindset and knowing the right language to use based on your audience. They also provide some unexpected advice, including checking employment ads on the SCCE (and HCCA) job boards and elsewhere, too, even if you aren’t on the market.  The job listings can tell you what employers are looking for these days and the skills you need both for finding new work and strengthening the program where you are now. Also included in this podcast are tips for improving your resume and advice on how to improve your networking. Listen in for valuable advice on improving your current compliance program and your chances of finding a new position, even in tough times like these.

Samantha Kelen and Lisa Beth Lentini Walker on Recession-Proofing Your Career [Podcast]

Episode 027--Samantha Kelen

In Episode 3 of the Principled Podcast, we talk to Samantha Kelen, lead ethics analyst at Duke Energy, about her personal experience in corporate compliance, and her ideas as they relate to the current state--and potential--of ethics. Samantha discusses her beginnings as an administrative assistant to a compliance officer, where her interests were piqued. Through her advancement in the field, Samantha noticed a lack of ethical committees within. She was inspired to focus on and implement policies that were not only contractually and legally compliant, but those that adhered to principled notions of a company’s ethical responsibilities to its employees.

S1E3 | Ethics and Compliance is Good for Business With Samantha Kelen of Duke Energy