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...]
W is for Work Ethic
Copyright © 2018 by Barney Rosenberg President, Ethics Line, LLC™ barney@ethicslinellc.com I am certainly not an expert on this subject. But I do hear a lot of chatter about Millennials and Gen-Xers and whatever groups come before or after them. … [Read more...]
Encouraging Dialogue: How Managers Can Build and Maintain an Ethical Staff
By Megan Bierwirth, CPA Content Writer at Surgent CPE The ethics discussion has been on the rise in the last two decades, but it isn’t exactly a cut and dry issue since ethics always consider a choice. Choice is often based on perception, and … [Read more...]
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