Institute for Enterprise Ethics
Daniels College of Business Institute for Enterprise Ethics The Discussion
Institute For Enterprise Ethics

Building a Culture of Candor

Dr. James O'Toole's "Culture of Candor.According to the Harvard Business Review, "No organization can be honest with the public if it's not honest with itself. ...Leaders need to make a conscious decision to support transparency and create a culture of candor." Professor James O'Toole of the Daniels College of Business tells us how.

 

Upcoming Events, June 2012

Institute for Enterprise Ethics, Roundtable

The Institute is hosting a CSR/Sustainability Discussion Forum on June 15, 2012 to discuss how companies integrate their investments in CSR and Sustainability with other capital demands.  On June 21, 2012 we will host our fourth Ethics and Compliance Roundtable that will explore the role of middle managers and “The Tone at the Middle”

Please contact Ann Schafer for additional information.

For a full list of upcoming events, please click here.

The Real World of CEO and Board Relations

Institute for Enterprise Ethics, BoardroomA recent survey by RHR is discussed in The Corporate Board, and they find that 98 percent of U.S. CEOs believe they have a good relationship with their board of directors.  Other topics that are discussed include, succession, integration and progress. For the full article, please click here.


What's New

Ethics in Business, and Everyday
  Institute for Enterprise EthicsThis video has a discussion about the ethics on both sides of the recent Yahoo story regarding the CEO, and other related stories. For the full video, please click here.


Building a Culture of Candor : Video Interviews
Building a Culture of Candor InterviewsProfessor Dennis Wittmer, interviews Ms. Mary Beth Vitale and Mr. Don Marshall at the recent Institute for Enterprise Ethics Executive Breakfast. Click here to view the interview.



Hey, Wal•Mart: Pay Attention!
At What Cost - BLOG ArticleThe recent reporting by the New York Times about an alleged “vast bribery case hushed up by Wal•Mart” has led Dr. Daniel Sweeney to comment about it in The Discussion. Click here to read Sweeney's thoughts and provide your own comments on the case and its implications for ethics in business.  Here are some more comments from other sources:  Harvard Law, Inc and CNBC.

 
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