The following interview is with Nicole Rose, Head of Risk and Compliance, Uniting Resources NSW and ACT. As you may recall, Nicole and I co-produced the anti-bribery training animation, “Why We Say Yes,” of which the trailer can be found here. RB: So, Nicole, I heard you have changed roles, so why the change? NR: Richard, as you know I have spent the past few years using my creativity to inspire, motivate and persuade people to increase their appetite for compliance and adopt

Nicole Rose brings a breath of fresh air to compliance. 6 years ago she swapped her legal practicing certificate for her pen and has been thriving ever since. She founded Create Training almost 3 years ago, and over this time has penned over 150 animated compliance training videos. Her work reaches 100’s thousands of learners worldwide. As a regular contributor to leading compliance publications, Nicole has written about everything you wouldn’t expect to read about in relatio

The following guest post and video is by Nicole Rose, CEO and Founder, Create Training. We all know about ‘the law’, but how about the laws within us that direct our behavior and decisions? Marc Hauser, evolutionary biologist and a researcher, suggests that we  all have a ‘moral organ,’ that comes from an unconscious and intuitive processes which takes place in our brain.  Is this really the case? If so, can we tap into this dynamic to support ethical practices? Let’s explore

The following guest post and video is by Nicole Rose, CEO and Founder, Create Training. Given that Richard has so openly and honestly told his story in our animation, Richard Bistrong: Why we say yes, I thought it only fair to briefly tell mine. At the age of 18 I decided to study Law rather than Art. At 21 I qualified to become a Lawyer and started my first role. Then at 30 I recall discussing with a colleague how wonderful it would be to ‘give it all up’ and study art. At 3

Today’s guest blog is from Nicole Rose (nicolerose@createtraining.com.au), the energetic (if I say so myself), creative founder, and CEO of Create Training and The Centre for Excellence. Caricatures can be found as far back as the 14th Century with Leonardo da Vinci. Martin Luther extensively used drawings of a more editorial nature in the Reform movement, and by the 18th century, animation had become a standard means of commentary. Satire, via cartoons, allowed serious issue