Deni Anderson's guest appearances

Deni Anderson

Principled

Steve Harris

Mike McIntyre

Paul Zak

Corteva Agriscience

David Greenberg

Sarah Haynes

Stephanie Davis

Richard Bistrong

Alison Taylor

Antonio Fernandez

Marsha Ershaghi Hames

Mary Shirley

Forrest Deegan

Andrea Bonime-Blanc

Michael Williamson

OwlTail

In this episode, LRN's Marsha Ershaghi Hames interviews Deni Anderson, director of global compliance operations at Endeavor, a talent, events, and entertainment management company.Anderson describes how she broadened her understanding on the compliance issues leaders face when she began to work on the inside of organizations. She shares the key traits of good leaders, and how training is necessary to make sure all levels of management support their employees. The hidden biases women face in the workplace, and how they can limit opportunities for female leaders, are explored. Anderson offers her thoughts on how to work to eliminate the barriers for women at work, including work/life balance programs, mentorship tracks for women leaders, and eliminating negative gender stereotypes. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN THIS EPISODE...[00:35] How did she decide to pursue a career in the compliance and ethics field?[02:46] What has she seen as she shifted from being on the outside as a solution provider to bringing that in-house to organizations?[04:33] What skills or traits do leaders today need to carry forward?[06:23] What is her advice to companies that want to get their middle management teams involved in driving compliance and ethics?[08:04] What are the most significant barriers to women rising in leadership?[10:25] What are some of the strategies the next generation of women can use to break through those barriers?[12:39] What will be some of the biggest disruptors as the compliance and ethics field evolves?Find this and other episodes of Principled on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Sound Cloud, Podyssey, or anywhere you listen to podcasts.

In this episode, LRN's Marsha Ershaghi Hames interviews Deni Anderson, director of global compliance operations at Endeavor, a talent, events, and entertainment management company. Anderson describes how she broadened her understanding on the compliance issues leaders face when she began to work on the inside of organizations. She shares the key traits of good leaders, and how training is necessary to make sure all levels of management support their employees.  The hidden biases women face in the workplace, and how they can limit opportunities for female leaders, are explored. Anderson offers her thoughts on how to work to eliminate the barriers for women at work, including work/life balance programs, mentorship tracks for women leaders, and eliminating negative gender stereotypes.  WHAT YOU'LL LEARN THIS EPISODE... [00:35] How did she decide to pursue a career in the compliance and ethics field? [02:46] What has she seen as she shifted from being on the outside as a solution provider to bringing that in-house to organizations? [04:33] What skills or traits do leaders today need to carry forward? [06:23] What is her advice to companies that want to get their middle management teams involved in driving compliance and ethics? [08:04] What are the most significant barriers to women rising in leadership? [10:25] What are some of the strategies the next generation of women can use to break through those barriers? [12:39] What will be some of the biggest disruptors as the compliance and ethics field evolves? Find this and other episodes of Principled on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Sound Cloud, Podyssey, or anywhere you listen to podcasts.

S1E9 | Following Her Path: Deni Anderson on Climbing the Corporate Ladder and Breaking Gender Stereotypes