Tom Fox is the Voice of Compliance. Aaron Nicodemus is the Editor-in-Chief at Compliance Week, one of the premier compliance-focused publications and websites around. Tom and Aaron are both sports enthusiasts and enjoy comparing notes on their hometown teams. In this bi-monthly podcast, Tom and Aaron discuss some of the top stories that have or will appear in Compliance Week each month, a special appearance by a columnist, reporter, or author, and check in on the sports topic de jour.
From the Editor's Desk
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Tom Fox is the Voice of Compliance. Aaron Nicodemus is the Editor-in-Chief at Compliance Week, one of the premier compliance-focused publications and websites around. Tom and Aaron are both sports enthusiasts and enjoy comparing notes on their hometown teams. In this bi-monthly podcast, Tom and Aaron discuss some of the top stories that have or will appear in Compliance Week each month, a special appearance by a columnist, reporter, or author, and check in on the sports topic de jour.
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Recent Episodes
June 26, 2026
June and July in Compliance Week
In this episode of ‘From the Editor’s Desk,’ Tom Fox visits with Compliance Week editor-in-chief Aaron Nicodemus to discuss highlights from Compliance Week in June, review the Inside the Mind Survey results, and take a look at what is coming down the pike in July in Compliance Week. We review major recent coverage and Inside the Mind survey findings. Nicodemus highlights an exclusive story about a whistleblower lawsuit alleging that DocuSign moved customer data from on-site servers to Microsoft Azure in 2023 without informing major banking clients, raising contract, regulatory, and SEC disclosure concerns after 10-K reviews found no mention of it until later. They discuss a Compliance Week–coordinated retaliation survey (328 respondents), finding 70% experienced retaliation during their careers, over one-third were uncomfortable reporting it, and reported retaliation often led to no investigation or discipline, with social punishments being most common. From the “Inside the Mind of the CCO” survey, they cover limited DEI program changes despite federal pressure; widespread AI use (90%+) but one in eight lacking governance; salary results skewed by more senior CCO respondents; and law degrees correlating with higher pay but not advancement. They also note expanded EU/UK regulatory coverage and upcoming reporting on sanctions, export controls, tariffs, and third-party risk disruptions. Resources: Aaron Nicodemus on LinkedIn Compliance Week
May 29, 2026
Aaron Nicodemus on the May and June in Compliance Week
In this episode of 'From the Editor's Desk,' Tom Fox visits with Aaron Nicodemus to discuss highlights from Compliance Week in May, review the National Conference which concluded in May and take a look at what is coming down the pike in June in Compliance Week. They report that federal enforcement is not receding but shifting, with heightened risk from Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) designations affecting companies operating in Mexico, Latin America, and Brazil; increased and novel use of the False Claims Act, including actions targeting DEI programs, referencing IBM and PayPal settlements; and growing enforcement roles for states, FINRA, and divergent ESG regimes in the UK and Europe. Guidance to compliance leaders is to “stay the course,” strengthen third-party risk management, and document enhanced due diligence around potential FTO ties. They note AI discussions moving from governance frameworks toward scaling practical compliance use cases. June will feature “Inside the Mind of the CCO” survey results, DEI-related findings, and two webcasts. They also recognize former Compliance Week journalist Allie McDivitt’s ASBE national Gold Award for her Lafarge series, which is cited as a roadmap for FTO-related risk, alongside DOJ messaging on self-reporting to seek declinations. Resources Aaron Nicodemus on LinkedIn Compliance Week
April 3, 2026
Aaron Nicodemus Reflections on March and April in Compliance Week
In this episode of From the Editor’s Desk, Tom Fox sits down with Aaron Nicodemus for a lively and insightful look back at the biggest compliance stories from March, while also previewing the trends, enforcement issues, and events set to shape April. They also begin the countdown to the 2026 Compliance Week National Conference in May. Tom and Aaron break down the fast-moving, policy-driven shifts in U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, Iran, and Russia, and explore how companies are balancing business opportunities with escalating geopolitical and compliance risks amid a volatile oil market. They spotlight Compliance Week’s feature on illegal mining, unpacking its deep connections to financial crime, corruption, and supply chain exposure. The conversation also examines a notable March FCPA declination under the DOJ’s new Corporate Enforcement Policy, focusing on what it signals about voluntary self-disclosure, remediation, cooperation credit, and the Department’s continued emphasis on prosecuting individuals. Along the way, they consider possible aggravating factors, including payments tied to designated criminal or terrorist groups, and what these developments may mean for the future of cross-border enforcement cooperation. Looking ahead, Tom and Aaron preview the 2026 Compliance Week National Conference, taking place May 6–8 in Washington, DC, including awards finalists, anticipated remarks from DOJ and SEC officials, and timely sessions on AI, whistleblowers, and emerging compliance challenges. They also highlight the conference’s expanded commitment to new voices and share an early look at the Third Party Risk Management & Supply Chain Summit, coming October 26–28 in Chicago. Resources: Aaron Nicodemus on LinkedIn Compliance Week
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