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Today's workforce spans four generations, each with different expectations around trust, transparency, technology, and accountability. While reporting tools have evolved from paper forms to AI-powered reporting, one thing hasn't changed: employees only speak up when they believe they'll be heard and protected.  

Join Shannon Walker, Case IQ’s SVP of Thought Leadership & Strategy, and Rebecca Anker, a Strategic Account Executive at Case IQ, for a cross-generational conversation exploring how workplace culture, employee expectations, and compliance programs have evolved over the past four decades, and what organizations must do to create a speak-up culture that works for everyone.  

Together, they'll discuss findings from two recent Case IQ surveys around retaliation, AI, trust, and reporting, plus practical strategies for building workplaces where every generation feels safe raising concerns.  

Learning Objectives  

Attendees will:  

  • Understand how employee expectations around ethics, transparency, and reporting have changed across generations.  
  • Identify the cultural—not just technological—factors that influence whether employees speak up.  
  • Recognize why retaliation remains one of the biggest barriers to reporting.  
  • Explore how historical reporting trends and organizational knowledge can strengthen proactive compliance.  
  • Build a speak-up culture that earns trust across every generation of employees.

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The Future of Whistleblowing Isn’t What You Think: How AI, Employee Expectations & Organizational Trust Are Reshaping Compliance
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