COE Lecture Series: Cleaning Up After a Fraud--Lessons Learned for Building an Ethical Culture
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Nov 10, 2009 2:30 pm (Tuesday)
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Location: Metcalf Research Building, room 129 Calendar: Lectures, Meetings & Conferences Contact: Christine_Sprovieri@brown.edu - Christine Sprovieri Description: How do you re-buil...
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Location:
Metcalf Research Building, room 129
Calendar:
Lectures, Meetings & Conferences
Contact:
Christine_Sprovieri@brown.edu - Christine Sprovieri
Description:
How do you re-build trust after executives from your company have pled guilty to criminal charges?
How do you change your employees perception that top executives are greedy, selfish and inherently unethical?
Did you know that the Justice Department sets guidelines for sentencing executives charged with ethics violations?
How do you ensure that an organization behaves ethically on a day-to-day basis?
Come to COEs Lecture prepared to learn, question, and ponder real world issues
Metcalf Research Building, room 129
Calendar:
Lectures, Meetings & Conferences
Contact:
Christine_Sprovieri@brown.edu - Christine Sprovieri
Description:
How do you re-build trust after executives from your company have pled guilty to criminal charges?
How do you change your employees perception that top executives are greedy, selfish and inherently unethical?
Did you know that the Justice Department sets guidelines for sentencing executives charged with ethics violations?
How do you ensure that an organization behaves ethically on a day-to-day basis?
Come to COEs Lecture prepared to learn, question, and ponder real world issues
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