Use the discipline of controls to manage your culture
and unlock value
Use the discipline of controls to manage your culture and unlock value
Maximize your return on capital by controlling change
Change doesn’t just happen because a leader demands it or incentive systems offer money for it. O'Reilly Advisors brings over a decade of first-hand experience driving sustainable change at global giants to bring you practical techniques to capture value quickly.
Whether your organization is:
- questioning its ethical decision-making
- repositioning the baseline culture
- responding to a regulatory issue
- moving the dial on its speak-up culture
- planning for or dealing with the aftermath of an acquisition
learn how to use control disciplines to manage through the change and beyond, drawing upon experiences from some of the largest global organizations undergoing critical change.
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About Anthony
Bringing control Discipline to Culture Change
Anthony O’Reilly has been an audit Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, the Head of Professional Practices for Siemens, AG and the Chief Ethics Officer at State Street Corporation, a global, systemically-important Bank.
Anthony is recognized as a leading voice on driving organizational change in control environments, business conduct and ethics. With a foundation in financial accounting and internal controls, built over an extensive public accounting career including as a PwC Partner, Anthony has been brought into two major global organizations to help rebuild their legal and public reputations. Anthony applies the disciplines of internal control to drive culture change allowing transformation to take root quickly so capital can be freed up.
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Duncan Tait’s evidence to the Horizon Post Office inquiry tells a sadly all-too familiar corporate tale. Tait was the Managing Director and then Chief Executive of the Fujitsu business in the UK that developed, sold and serviced the infamous Horizon accounting system to the UK Post Office. For anyone who has not been following the…
Read MoreEach spring I enjoy leading Masters in Finance students through a business case I developed that covers real-world topics on Governance, Ethics and whistleblowing. This year, I wished we had waited another month. Just yesterday, New York Community Bancorp, Inc. (NYCB) filed its Annual Report with the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealing a material…
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal reported on April 27 that ‘the discovery of private messages in which Mr [Tucker] Carlson showed a disregard for management and colleagues was a major factor [in the decision to fire him].’ Other outlets including Forbes and Rolling Stone have reported the existence of a ‘secret dossier’ that FOX News allegedly…
Read MoreWatching the BBC dive into crisis over Gary Lineker’s tweet about the UK Government’s immigration policy underlined the importance of consequence management – a topic in two post-grad classes I’ve been teaching recently. For those not familiar with the players, Gary Lineker is a football (soccer) pundit in England, the BBC’s highest-paid contractor and pretty…
Read MoreAt a recent C-Suite forum I was asked whether I believed that employees should be given second chances when it comes to ethical issues. I like this type of question because it challenges organizations to think more deeply about the issue. Of course, the simple – or perhaps the lazy – answer would be ‘yes,…
Read MoreThere is so much to unpack from Sam Bankman Fried’s compelling – and shocking – video interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin at the NYT/Deal Book Summit. For starters, though, some basics about Compliance. When asked to comment on what appears to have been an unsupervised, out of control environment (“like a bunch of kids on…
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