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Ethicast: Bringing Together Your E&C Stakeholders

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Ethicast: Bringing Together Your E&C Stakeholders

In this episode, Kimberly White, Vice President and General Counsel-Compliance at Ingredion, shares how she launched an ambitious, enterprise-level E&C meeting series to drive strategic alignment on business integrity. And, she shares how this initiative got its start in Ingredion’s application for World’s Most Ethical Companies® recognition, which the company has earned an impressive 11 times.  

Watch to learn: 

  • How long it took to make this meeting a reality 
  • How stakeholder-driven strategic planning aligns everyone around business integrity 
  • How this initiative will inform Ingredion’s 2026-2026 planning cycle 
  • A proof point around how Ingredion’s E&C has developed its voice 
  • How the World’s Most Ethical Companies® informs Ingredion’s larger business strategy 

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Ethisphere Magazine – Summer 2025: World’s Most Ethical Companies

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Ethisphere Magazine – Summer 2025: World’s Most Ethical Companies

The Summer 2025 issue of Ethisphere Magazine is here, and in it we salute this year’s 136 World’s Most Ethical Companies® honorees, explain changes to the Ethics Quotient® (EQ), share some of the best practices that recognition brings to light, and more.  

Read on to learn about:  

  • The notion of grassroots integrity 
  • Erica Salmon Byrne’s thoughts on integrity and excellence 
  • What’s new in the EQ 
  • The crucial role documentation plays in the World’s Most Ethical Companies® application process 
  • The interest and outstanding best practices from honorees 
  • and more!  

Published quarterly, Ethisphere Magazine is the go-to resource for those who believe that ethics is not a department—it’s a culture. Don’t just stay informed. Stay ahead.

We hope you enjoy the issue!

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BELA Asks: How Should I Message on AI Use & Policy?

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BELA Asks: How Should I Message on AI Use & Policy?

In our BELA Asks series, we address questions posed by members of the Business Ethics Leadership Alliance (BELA) about wider issues facing the ethics and compliance community. BELA members who have any questions at all about ethics and compliance can send them to us, and then our internal experts will provide an answer and/or direct them to a helpful resource for more information.

In this episode, Erica Salmon Byrne, BELA Executive Chair, answers a high-level member question on how E&C teams should communicate expectations around the proper use of AI and what an organization’s AI policy might be. As we often say, it comes down to message, messenger, and modality.  

To learn more about BELA, please visit https://bela.ethisphere.com to request guest access to the BELA Member Resource Hub and to speak with a BELA Engagement Director.

If you have a question that you’d like answered on BELA Asks, be sure to use the BELA Concierge Service, and we will get to it as soon as we can.

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AI in Compliance: Moving Beyond Governance to Build Smarter Programs 

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AI in Compliance: Moving Beyond Governance to Build Smarter Programs

In this webcast, we are joined by SpeakUp’s CEO, Tim Morss, for a forward-thinking conversation that will equip compliance leaders with the tools to think strategically about AI adoption—especially as they head into 2026 planning and budget cycles. Learn how to evaluate AI solutions, integrate them into your workflows, and measure the impact on your team’s effectiveness—all while staying grounded in ethics and transparency.  

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Ethicast: Strong Ethics is REALLY Good Business 

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Ethicast: Strong Ethics is REALLY Good Business

Year after year, Ethisphere’s Five-Year Ethics Premium shows how much the publicly listed honorees of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® outperform their peers. This year, that overage is 7.8%, which is no small number. But what if you actually invested in these companies? How much would you make simply by investing your money with companies that exemplified best practices in business integrity? A lot, it turns out.  

Ethisphere’s Bill Coffin breaks down a hypothetical investing experiment that clearly shows strong ethics really is good business. He takes $100,000 in imaginary money, puts it into the 49 companies from the 2025 World’s Most Ethical Companies® that received honors 10 or more times, and crunches the numbers. Watch to see how much this hypothetical investment would have made.  

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