Behavioral science behind corporate compliance
This session explores challenges faced in implementing behavioral science and how leading companies successfully address them. Speakers include Robert Appleton of Murphy & McGonigle, Lisa Beth Lentini of Lumen Worldwide Endeavors, Ronnie Kann of Kimberly Clark, and Top Mind recipient Lynn Haaland. Moderated by Subhashis Nath.
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