Give your employees the gift of appropriate gift-giving knowledge with this short, targeted training video. In roughly two minutes, your folks will know exactly which gifts are OK to give to a government official, and which ones are completely off-limits...

Getting creative at work is usually a good thing, but not when it comes to timekeeping. Incorporate this checklist into the time tracking process, so both your hourly employees and managers are crystal clear on the rules. This way, small adjustments can...

Remind your people they should give gifts during this time of year wisely, not extravagantly.

Illustrate the proper types of respectful, ethical giving for your China-based teams with these examples.

Be super plain with this punchy graphic: our company's employees don't play around with bribes.

This Ramadan-themed piece reminds your team that your organization has policies about gifts and entertainment.

Remind your team they can give gifts and entertain, but extravagance is never an option.

This gripping visual brings home the non-intuitive fact that even visual access can constitute an export.

This bold tool illustrates that simply talking can implicate trade compliance.

Skulls remind us of death (and pirates). Remind your team that bribes aren't just against your rules—they're against your interests.

Skulls are cool. But they're also effective when reminding your team you play by the rules, every day, no matter what.

A powerful piece that bribes can kill your whole business. And are gross.

Don't let your employees forget that just because it's called a "donation" doesn't mean it's not a bribe.

Remind your team to know outside groups' gift policies, not just yours.

Financial stewardship is each employee's job. Keep that on their radar.

Encourage your team to resist those seeking bribes—every time.

Don't let your team forget fraudsters can pose as charities.

Don't let your team forget fraudsters can pose as charities.

Don't let your team forget fraudsters can pose as charities.

It's simple and powerful: a quick reminder to avoid excessive business gifts. 

It's simple and powerful: a quick reminder to avoid excessive business gifts.