Fall football, back-to-school, and changing seasons are well underway. Autumn greetings from NDDCEL!
Our team is pleased to present this quarter’s news, and we welcome your feedback and ideas for collaboration. Read on for the latest thought leadership from Notre Dame Mendoza as we work alongside companies to Grow the Good in Business.
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Managing Difficult Conversations at Work
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Politics and other controversial topics. Sharing bad news. Difficult conversations are inevitable at work. But can they be less uncomfortable and more productive for everyone involved?
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UN Assistant Secretary-General on the Global Compact for Business |
Sanda Ojiambo presented the Global Compact as a tool and resource for companies around the world to engage around responsible business at the Notre Dame Forum. During her visit she also took the time to meet with students in the Notre Dame Deloitte Colloquium for Ethical Leadership seminar course and the Business Honors Program.
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Shines a Light on Whistleblowing |
Ann Tenbrunsel and colleagues examine how and why elements of organizational ethical infrastructure - the set of formal (i.e., codes, policies) and informal systems (i.e., unwritten rules) - motivate ethical whistleblowing intentions and convert those intentions into behaviors.
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A better web experience is around the corner! NDDCEL will launch a new website in November, putting research dispatches, market insights, and thought leadership into your hands in a fresh, new way. Watch for our new site soon.
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Put our research to work! This quarter's roundup includes new approaches to credit worthiness and machine learning for better business decision making. Check out newly curated publications and presentations to inform and inspire your leadership decisions.
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Discover digestible, accessible and informed resources to integrate ethics into your next course or training.
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- NDDCEL Advisory Board member Kirsten Higgins is profiled in a feature on the renewable energy industry.
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Mendoza College of Business faculty, including NDDCEL faculty director Jessica McManus Warnell, author a new Business Ethics case collection for use in classrooms and organizations, available now.
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Young leaders explored strategic ethical decision making at an inaugural conference co-sponsored by NDDCEL, the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE), the Prindle Institute for Ethics, and the Poe Business Ethics Center at the Warrington College of Business, University of Florida
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"Giving Voice to Values: The 'How' of Values Driven Leadership" - Join us for NDDCEL Advisory Board member Dr. Mary C. Gentile's presentation, Wednesday, October 9, 2024, 4-5:30 ET.
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The Mendoza College of Business Dean's Speaker Series featuring top executives from global companies is free and open to the public. View previous talks by leaders including Byron Spruell, President of League Operations for the NBA, and join us for upcoming presentations by Fred Reichheld, author of "Winning on Purpose," and Felipe Fernandez-Armesto on "The Business of History and the History of Business".
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NDDCEL partnered with ND Global to host business leaders from the Middle East and North Africa for the Reimagining Business Excellence program. Insights from the region will be featured later this fall.
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Highlights from the NDDCEL Fall Forum examining what's new and what's next in ethical business leadership are coming soon.
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