Eating Compliance for Breakfast
Spring 2025 webinar series
Our Spring series has now concluded. You can catch up with all sessions using the links below.
This series our webinars are grouped into six key themes:
- CMA OK? New powers, new leadership, and going for growth
- Managing your people
- Adapting to evolving digital regulations
- Effective regulatory risk management
- Sustainability under pressure
- Upholding legal ethics
Each webinar provides actionable insights to help guide you through the ever evolving regulatory landscape.
Webinar topics
CMA OK?
New powers, new leadership, and going for growth
Tuesday 29 April
Government growth agenda: Implications for CMA enforcement activity
Katherine Kirrage and Simon Neill
Thursday 1 May
Responding to CMA information notices: navigating new powers under the DMCCA
Rebecca Malone and Katie Vickery
Managing your people
Tuesday 6 May
Impact of new regimes for using staffing companies, zero hours agency workers and umbrella workers: How to minimise cost and risk
Kevin Barrow
Thursday 8 May
Employment Law 2025: Essential Insights and Immediate Action
Natasha Burbidge and Phillip Chivers
Adapting to evolving digital regulations
Tuesday 13 May
Understanding and building effective relationships with Regulators
Nina Lazic, Thomas Stables and Claire Boosz
Thursday 15 May
Responding to the rise of private enforcement and group action litigation
Robert Briske and Andrew Bartlett
Effective regulatory risk management
Tuesday 20 May
What does 'good due diligence' really mean?
Katie Vickery
Thursday 22 May
How to conduct a country compliance risk assessment
Alice Babington and Matt Vernon
Sustainability under pressure
Tuesday 3 June
Is sustainability sustainable in the new world order?
Chris Wrigley and Arthur Hopkinson
Thursday 5 June
What is the EU Omnibus Directive and how should business prepare for it?
Charlie Hennig and Arthur Hopkinson
Upholding legal ethics
Tuesday 10 June
Director accountability: The impact of corporate ethical non-compliance
Kate Mellor
Thursday 12 June
Lessons from the Post Office Scandal: Ethics for Compliance Officers and In-House Counsel
Katie Vickery, Jane Park-Weir and Simon Goldson
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