As ethics and compliance leaders navigate accelerating change driven by artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, and an increasingly complex regulatory landscape, the 2026 Ethics & Compliance Program Effectiveness Report signals a pivotal moment for the profession. 

Join LRN for an in-person masterclass featuring a panel discussion with ethics and compliance leaders, followed by a facilitated peer-to-peer breakout conversation. Participants will examine the report’s findings, share real-world challenges, and collaborate on practical strategies to strengthen program effectiveness. 

Drawing on insights from more than 2,500 ethics and compliance professionals and employees across eight countries and 26 industries, the session will highlight where programs are gaining traction and where critical gaps remain. Together, we’ll explore how organizations can move beyond process-driven compliance toward more predictive, culture-centered approaches. 

Designed to be candid, collaborative, and highly practical, this masterclass offers the opportunity to engage directly with peers, test ideas, and leave with actionable takeaways. 

What You’ll Explore 

• What differentiates high-impact ethics and compliance programs in 2026 

• How data, analytics, and AI can close the effectiveness gap and improve outcomes 

• The role of middle managers in shaping ethical culture—and how to strengthen their influence 

• How governance, regulatory trends, and third-party risks affect program readiness and priorities 

Who Should Attend 

• Ethics & Compliance Leaders responsible for program strategy, culture, and risk mitigation 

• Legal, Risk, and Governance Executives seeking stronger metrics and board-level alignment 

• HR and Culture Leaders focused on leadership capability and closing culture gaps 

• Compliance Operations, Data, and Technology Teams integrating analytics and AI into program workflows 

This masterclass is ideal for organizations looking to deepen their understanding of ethics and compliance program effectiveness and collaboratively define what’s next for 2026 and beyond.