By Lisa A. Gross, Ethics Analysis Senior Manager, Lockheed Martin Darren Hill, Director, Ethics Business Conduct, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Session P2: Ethical Leadership Doesn’t Happen Overnight, or Does it? I Was an Employee Yesterday…Leader … [Read more...]
Corporate Compliance Best Practices 2019
By Caryl Anne Crowne Content Writer & Media Specialist, Applya Focusing on best practices for corporate compliance has become essential in business, as public pressure has caused firms to reevaluate goals and workplace policies. A growing … [Read more...]
How Organizations Can Rebuild Trust From The Bottom Up
By Deborah C. Michalowski, CPA Process & Systems Finance Business Specialist at Intel Corporation Chair of IMA’s Committee on Ethics Trust in institutions and organizations is steadily declining. The 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer found that … [Read more...]
Delightful Honesty – Finding Your Truth Serum Buddies
By Roy Snell roy.snell@corporatecompliance.org I just met someone who was delightfully honest. It triggered an idea for this post. Her name is Beverly Kracher, and she runs the Ethical Business Alliance in Omaha Nebraska. Sometimes I get an idea in … [Read more...]
Roy & Risk
By Joe Murphy, JD, CCEP, CCEP-I Compliance Strategists jemurphy5730@gmail.com In the December Compliance & Ethics Professional magazine, Roy makes many important points in his feature interview, but there are a couple I would like to emphasize … [Read more...]
Roy Snell on SCCE, HCCA and the Compliance Profession [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org For over two decades the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics and Health Care Compliance Association, along with the entire compliance profession, has benefited from the leadership of … [Read more...]
The Very Heart of the Matter: How Having Open Heart Surgery Reminded Me Why Ethical Cultures Are So Important to an Organization and Why What I do as an Ethics Practitioner Matters So Much
By Ann D. E. Fraser, PhD Executive Director, Canadian Food Inspection Agency I woke up early the morning of March 15, 2017 with the intention of catching a flight to Moncton, New Brunswick to provide values and ethics training to some of our Agency … [Read more...]
Z is for Zeal
Copyright © 2018 by Barney Rosenberg President, Ethics Line, LLC™ barney@ethicslinellc.com It feels like I ought to have something profound to say now that we have come to the end of our ethics alphabet. I could quote Winston Churchill, during … [Read more...]
Y is for Yes
Copyright © 2018 by Barney Rosenberg President, Ethics Line, LLC™ barney@ethicslinellc.com The easiest word to say in business is also one of the shortest in the English language: NO Did anyone ever get into trouble for saying “No, let’s not do … [Read more...]
X is for X (The Unknown Factor)
Copyright © 2018 by Barney Rosenberg President, Ethics Line, LLC™ barney@ethicslinellc.com All right, true confessions. I have been dreading X in this series. But, with your support, let’s give X a try. We all remember solving for X from high … [Read more...]
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