Why This Webinar Will Stick with You
Even in the most regulated industries, culture can quietly override systems. The scary part: people often don’t realize it until it’s too late. This webinar peels back the curtain on the psychology of power and authority, showing how invisible pressures can push good people toward bad decisions.
We’ll draw from shocking real-world examples, both psychological experiments that made history and true crime cases that sound like they were ripped from a thriller. The lesson: compliance failures don’t just come from weak systems, they come from hidden forces shaping human behavior.
Inside the Story
- Power and Obedience: Explore the Milgram study and the 1966 Nurse Experiment to see how ordinary people followed orders they knew were wrong.
- Criminal Parallels: Examine a shocking cheerleader punishment in Texas and the nationwide strip-search hoax to uncover what happens when authority is misused.
- Power vs. Authority: Break down how these concepts differ, and why French & Raven’s bases of power still drive workplace behavior.
- Culture Under Pressure: Connect psychological mechanisms of obedience to compliance drift in regulated environments and see how leadership decisions steer culture in subtle but powerful ways.
- The Path Forward: Learn how to catch early warning signs and apply strategies that build stronger systems of accountability, ethics, and resilience.
Who Should Join
- Quality and compliance professionals, especially in regulated industries
- Leaders who want to shape culture instead of letting it shape them
- Curious minds who love psychology, ethics, or true crime stories
- Anyone ready to spot the hidden pressures that bend workplace behavior
📅Date: September 23, 2025
⌚Time: 6:00pm
🔗Register on Zoom Here
Lyadonna Vanek holds a Master of Science in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Arkansas. After beginning her career in the rehabilitation field, she transitioned into quality and now brings more than 12 years of GMP experience spanning quality management, process improvement, auditing, complaint investigations, and inspection readiness across regulated industries. She is a Certified GMP Professional and Certified Quality Auditor through ASQ and currently serves as Chair for the Indianapolis Section. With a background that blends people-centered counseling and technical quality expertise, Lyadonna emphasizes that compliance systems should not only meet regulatory standards but also foster trust and create practical value for the people who rely on them.
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