Compliance Building is a free resource I publish for me, and share with you, to help the compliance profession. Now I need some of your hard-earned money. I should point out that the money is not for me; It’s for charity. Help me fight cancer, by raising money for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. I’m riding the … Read more »
Tag: PMC
On the Road, On My Bike
I’m not thinking about compliance today. When this story gets posted I’ll be somewhere on the road between Hillsdale, New York and Sturbridge, Massachusetts. I’m with a dozen members of my Pan-Mass Challenge team and a few dozen other hearty souls who have added on a pre-ride we call Day Zero. The first official day … Read more »
Crash!
I had my first cycling crash of the season this weekend. My fault. No cars involved. I was complying with traffic laws. I just made a mistake. We all make mistakes. This one left me on the tarmac. I spent the weekend dropping off The Girl at sleep-away camp in the Berkshires. (Her first time … Read more »

I’m Asking For Your Money
Compliance Building is a free resource I publish for me, and share with you, to help the compliance profession. But I’m asking for money. I should point out that the money is not for me; It’s for charity. I’m riding the Pan Mass Challenge in 2016 and hope you will consider supporting me this year. … Read more »
Weekend Riding: Midnight Boston Marathon Bike Ride
While marathon runners were sleeping in anticipation of the race on Patriots Day, I joined hundreds of cyclists to bike the 26.2 miles in the middle of the night. The Midnight Marathon Bike Ride was back for its seventh year in a row. Short of actually running, I thought it was a great way to … Read more »
Weekend Riding – Facing the Cold
That’s me, bundled up for my first bike ride of 2015 on Saturday. I was going to ride first thing in the morning, but shied away when I saw a 9 degree reading on the thermometer. I waited for the balmy afternoon temperature of 22 degrees before enduring a 15 mile ride. Why ride? I’m … Read more »