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Rebuilding a Company after a Near Fatal Ethics Breakdown

October 7, 2008

John A. Swainson CEO, CA, Inc.

John Swainson of CA, Inc., one of the world's largest independent software companies, describes the challenges he faced when he was brought on as CEO to rebuild the company's culture and reinvigorate its business after a serious ethics breakdown.

Topics: Business & Economics

Tags: business development | corporate culture | Corporate Ethics | Professional Development

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