Many leaders feel stressed when they hear the word compliance. Neal takes the pressure off by breaking the topic into small steps anyone can follow. He explains common rules that affect small and mid-sized companies and shows how to build good habits that lower risk. This session helps leaders understand what matters most without getting lost in details. The goal is clarity, confidence, and a path that feels doable.

Who Should Attend
Owners, executives, office managers, and anyone who handles company policies.

Business Outcomes
Less stress, more clarity, and fewer costly mistakes.

CMMC creates new rules for companies that want to work with the Department of Defense, and many leaders feel unsure about what these rules mean. Neal breaks the process into simple, easy-to-follow steps. He explains the main requirements, how to prepare your business, and what actions matter most today. Leaders learn how to protect controlled data, avoid delays, and stay ready for future updates. The session aims to remove stress and help contractors feel steady and confident as they move toward compliance.

Who Should Attend
Executives, project leaders, compliance managers, and defense contractors who handle controlled unclassified information.

Business Outcomes
A clear understanding of CMMC expectations, a simple path to preparation, and fewer risks that could block contracts or renewals.

Compliance does more than protect a company. It builds trust with clients, partners, and vendors. Neal shows how simple compliance habits can help a business stand out and win more deals. He explains how to use clean processes, good record keeping, and strong privacy practices to support growth. Leaders learn how to talk about compliance in a way that feels natural and honest.

Who Should Attend
Executives, sales leaders, customer success teams, and business owners.

Business Outcomes
More trust, stronger sales, and a better reputation.

Cyber insurance forms can feel confusing and slow. Neal explains the process in plain words. He shows what insurers look for and why these items matter. Leaders learn how to meet basic requirements, avoid delays, and reduce the chances of denied claims. The goal is to help leaders feel calm, prepared, and in control when dealing with policies and renewals.

Who Should Attend
Owners, executives, finance leaders, and anyone who handles insurance.

Business Outcomes
Cleaner renewals, fewer surprises, and better protection.

Audits sound scary, but they do not have to be. Neal guides leaders through simple steps to make audits smoother and less stressful. He covers clear record keeping, good communication, and steady habits that help teams stay ready all year. This session gives leaders an easy plan that keeps the business in good shape and reduces last minute panic.

Who Should Attend
Executives, office managers, compliance leads, and operations teams.

Business Outcomes
Better readiness, smoother audits, and lower risk of issues.

Privacy laws keep changing, and many smaller companies feel unsure about what to do. Neal explains new rules in simple language and shows how they affect daily business. Leaders learn how to handle customer data with care, write clear policies, and avoid common mistakes. This talk helps teams feel prepared, steady, and safe in a world with growing privacy demands.

Who Should Attend
Owners, executives, marketing teams, and operations leaders.

Business Outcomes
Safer data practices, stronger trust, and fewer privacy problems.

When IT, security, and compliance do not work together, problems grow fast. Neal shows how to bring these groups into a simple, shared plan. He explains how to set goals, create clear roles, and reduce confusion. Leaders learn how to build smoother teamwork and better results with less stress. The session focuses on calm, steady steps that improve daily operations.

Who Should Attend
Executives, department heads, IT managers, and compliance leads.

Business Outcomes
Better teamwork, faster progress, and fewer gaps in controls.