The Fellows Program
Join the trusted global network of pioneering ethics and compliance leaders.
Overview
The ECI Fellows Program unites senior ethics and compliance leaders from organizations with mature programs, along with select academic experts. This invitation-only community shares a deep commitment to advancing integrity, shaping best practices, and leading the future of ethics and compliance.
Stay ahead of the shifts reshaping ethics and compliance
Explore emerging risks, regulatory developments, and societal expectations that are redefining the role of E&C leaders.
Gain insights to elevate program impact and integrity
Learn from peers and experts to strengthen your organization’s culture, risk posture, and ethical performance.
Access and contribute to exclusive benchmarks and best practices
Compare your program against mature peers and help shape the evolving standard for high-quality E&C programs.
Build trusted relationships with senior leaders
Join a private community of executives who share your challenges—and your commitment to leading with integrity.
Why become a Fellow
Private In-Person Events
Exclusive access to closed-door gatherings with senior E&C leaders and select experts
Benchmarking & Assessment Tools
Participate in and access peer benchmarks and confidential program assessments
Curated Resources
Get priority access to ECI training, LPEC certification, proprietary research, timely insights, and Compliance Week content.
Dedicated Online Community
Exclusive access to Fellows-only section of CW-ECI Connect, the official platform for collaboration, discussion, and continued engagement across ECI and CW (Compliance Week) networks.
Using Your Organization’s Performance Evaluation System to Drive Ethical Conduct
Most E&C programs investigate misconduct, but few actively reward ethical behavior. This report shows how performance and compensation systems can be structured to promote ethical conduct.
The purpose of this Best Practices Paper is to provide Ethics & Compliance Initiative™ (ECI) member organizations with information that will support their efforts to plan and implement an Ethics Ambassador (EA) program or enhance an existing EA program.
