Anticorruption for Salespeople

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Description

When it comes to BIG topics like Anticorruption, portion control is a must. Otherwise, your sales team is going to mentally check out from the information overload. Check, please!

Instead, serve up this locally-sourced checklist that boils down four A/C areas—government deals, third parties, gifts and hospitality, and charitable contributions—into bite sizes that are easily digestible (and fat free!).

Recommended sides:

Who's a Government Official?
Is this person a government official? checklist
Is this person a government official? click-through guide
Third Party module
Managing a Third Party? checklist
Business Gratuities: What Can You Give/Receive? Chart
Working with a charity? checklist

Who’s it for?

Business Development Team Government Relations Team Sales Team Ethics Ambassadors

What does it cover?

Corruption and Bribery Charitable Donations Gifts and Entertainment Third Parties

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