Ethicast: Inclusive Storytelling with Julie Ann Crommet
In this episode, we share an exclusive interview with Julie Ann Crommet, CEO of Collective Moxie, who recent gave a keynote address on the power of inclusive storytelling at the 14th Annual Global Ethics Summit. Julie Ann has worked extensively with Hollywood film studios to ensure that the stories they tell reference culture faithfully, respectfully, and inclusively. In her keynote, Julie Ann shared how inclusive storytelling can help organizations address bias and drive greater DEI outcomes. She then joined the Ethicast to dig even further on those issues.
Featuring:
- Bill Coffin, Editor-in-Chief, Ethisphere Magazine, Ethisphere
- Julie Ann Crommet, Chief Executive Officer, Collective Moxie
Spotlight on Zoom: How to Streamline & Scale Conflicts of Interest Disclosures
This spotlight featuring Zoom discusses how they utilize Ethisphere’s Dynamic Disclosures to streamline and scale their conflicts of interest disclosure process. The spotlight covers seeking a solution, implementing a new process, assessing need, and focusing their approach.
Ethicast: Making Sense of the Federal Reserve’s Silicon Valley Bank Report
On April 29, the Federal Reserve issued its report on the causes for the March 17 Silicon Valley Bank failure. And while there seems to be plenty of blame to go around, the Fed’s notion that “controls always lag growth” points to a gap between how SVB managed its own risk and what its regulators expected from a business on which many lives and businesses depended.
In this episode of the Ethicast, join Ethisphere CEO Erica Salmon Byrne as she lends her governance expertise to interpreting the Fed’s report, and offers insights on why disasters like SVB don’t have to repeat themselves.
Featuring:
- Bill Coffin, Editor-in-Chief, Ethisphere Magazine, Ethisphere
- Erica Salmon Byrne, Chief Executive Officer, Ethisphere
2023 Global Crisis Management Benchmarking Report
From the pandemic to cybersecurity threats, to supply chain disruptions, to geopolitical risk, we have seen crisis after crisis test the resilience of organizations this decade. Crisis management has long been part of our business vocabulary, but what constitutes a crisis has continued to evolve.
In 2023, Ethisphere and Morrison Foerster partnered to survey organizations regarding their crisis management processes and procedures. This study provides insights into how companies are planning for crises post-pandemic, the risks they face, the ways they have changed their crisis management plan in recent years, and more.
The report was released at the 14th annual Global Ethics Summit and Ethisphere spoke to Alex Iftimie, Partner, Morrison Foerster about the report’s findings.
Thomas Report is Final Straw – High Court Needs Ethics Code
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.