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To open and maintain
clear paths of communication among the leaders of academia, business,
government, and the nongovernmental community the Institute hosts a Roundtable
Discussion Series in Washington, DC. The extremely successful Roundtable
Series on Business Ethics provides a forum where influential figures can
exchange ideas on such important topics as labor practices, business ethics
in emerging economies, the environment and anticorruption strategies.
The Roundtable Series has featured many international authorities on business
ethics, including:
Dr. Cecilia M. Arruda, Coordinator of the Center of Studies of Ethics
in Organizations (CENE) at Fundação Getulio Vargas in
São Paulo, Brazil;
Dr. Terence Tsai, Assistant Professor in Business Strategy at the
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Department of Management;
Mr. Simon Webley, Research Director of the Institute of Business
Ethics in the United Kingdom; and
Nigerian Delegation participating in U.S.-AID program featuring representatives
from the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission
of Nigeria, the Nigerian National Assembly, the Nigerian Ministries
of Justice and Transportation and the Nigerian Inspector General of
Police.
The Institute is always looking
for individuals active in the field of business ethics and corporate and
social responsibility to serve as guest speakers for the Roundtable Discussion
Series. If you would be interested in presenting at a Roundtable and will
be visiting the Washington, DC area, please contact the Institute by e-mail
at roundtable@business-ethics.org
or by phone at +1 202 296 6938.
If you would like to attend
an upcoming roundtable session, please reserve your place by contacting
the Institute by e-mail at roundtable@business-ethics.org
or by phone at +1 202 296 6938. Note that there is no charge associated with
attending Roundtable sessions. Venue information will be provided
upon registration for the event. For those unable to travel to the
Washington DC area, the Institute can arrange for a limited number of
participants to join the Roundtable telephonically. Please contact
the Institute for further information or for directions.
