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Reimagining Ethics, Risks & Compliance with Behavioral Science at Novartis

Reimagining Ethics, Risks & Compliance with Behavioral Science at Novartis

by Antoine Ferrere

Global Head of Behavioral & Data Science, Novartis

May 15, 2022

Compendium

It’s fair to say that when we started our journey, in September 2019, there was no established “best practice” — some easy 5-point plans or magic-quadrant-endorsed vendors — to help us in bringing behavioural science to the task of improving and transforming how we drive and embed a more reliably ethical culture, manage behavioural risks, and ensure greater compliance. There still isn’t.

The way you start matters less than getting started.

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