Give your managers and finance team a roadmap of proper petty cash procedures. Small amounts of money can create huge problems, but it’s still natural to be tempted to ignore something literally called “petty.” This piece gets your...

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

Remind your employees that vague details in expense reports aren't harmless—they could be hiding fraud or bribes.

Business trips with partners can get complicated quickly, particularly when government officials are involved. Keep your employees alert when they're planning.

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.

A stark illustration that giving bribes isn't just unethical, it's criminal.

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

A quick reminder that corruption isn't just bad business—it's against the law.

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

A handy reminder that travel with a government official can cross the line into bribery.

This simple graphic encourages your team not to be shy about asking questions on invoices—especially when payment details look shady.

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

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

Cash and corruption go hand-in hand; keep this simple rule on your team's radar. 

What could be more clear? Business travel is purely for business.

Make it super easy for your employees to remember what business travel is, and isn't.

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. 

Alert your team that a single source of business is suspicious—and may be a sign of bribery.