This opinion piece by Ethisphere’s CEO, Erica Salmon Byrne, discusses the lack of accountability around conflicts of interest for U.S. Supreme Court Justices. The piece originally appeared in Law360.
In this Ethicast episode, Ethisphere CEO Erica Salmon Byrne answers some of the questions we receive around the World’s Most Ethical Companies methodology, including how we disqualify companies from honors contention (or don’t), and why we charge companies to take part in the program.
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The Second City knows the importance of their ensembles is having each others’ backs. That’s why they’ve developed a new, innovative video series, “Speak Up Energy Presents: Upstander MVPs of the Workplace.”
In this webcast you will:
• Learn about the 4 D’s: Direct, Distract, Delegate, Delay
• Pick up expert tips from Jared Pope
• Watch our new series of Bystander Intervention shorts
• Hear from the creative team behind the series
In 2022, the Tennessee Valley Authority—a self-funding corporate agency of the United States that provides electricity for nearly 10 million people across seven southeastern states—became the first federal agency to earn the Compliance Leader Verification recognition from Ethisphere, validating TVA’s government-leading efforts to build a transparent organization with a best-in-class ethics and compliance program. Join TVA leaders as they discuss how their program embodies TVA’s mission as “the original ESG company.”
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You can write a flawless code of conduct, and you can ensure that everyone in your organization knows how to report misconduct. But, if you don’t bring your code of conduct to life – through your leaders, your employees, and your culture – none of that matters. Join Asha Palmer, SVP Compliance, Skillsoft, and Marianne Fogarty, former VP, Chief Compliance Officer at Twitter, to discuss how organizations can move beyond a well-written policy statement and actually bring their Global Code of Conduct to life.
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