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Compliance: hacer lo correcto también es hacer buenos negocios

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November 12, 2026

Compliance: hacer lo correcto también es hacer buenos negocios

En este episodio de El Playbook del Empresario, Rodolfo Chacón, especialista en compliance y gestión de riesgos, explica por qué hacer las cosas bien va mucho más allá de cumplir la ley. A través de experiencias empresariales, aborda cómo la ética, la prevención del fraude, la confianza y una sólida cultura organizacional pueden proteger a las empresas, fortalecer su reputación y convertirse en una verdadera ventaja competitiva.

También analiza el papel de la inteligencia artificial en la identificación de riesgos, la importancia de las líneas éticas, el liderazgo de la alta dirección y los desafíos del compliance en México. Además, comparte su experiencia como emprendedor y sus aprendizajes en IPADE Business School, destacando una convicción fundamental: “La ética es redituable”.

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