Bentley University

Ethics and Integrity in Good Times and in Crisis
Howard Putnam
November 3, 2009
01:22:43
Howard Putnam, the former CEO of Southwest Airlines and the man who was recruited to rescue the financially failing Braniff International, talks about the indispensable role of ethics and integrity, whether you are trying to navigate a crisis or to build a thriving business.
Goodness in Business
Tom Chappell
April 7, 2009
01:25:19
Tom Chappell, co-founder and former CEO of natural personal care company Tom's of Maine, shares his insights into how businesses committed to goodness are able to manage for both profitability and the common good.
Corporate Control of Information
George Brenkert
February 9, 2009
01:21:02
Business Ethics Professor George G. Brenkert examines the problem of corporate control over information. He notes that during our period of rapid globalization, companies may deem the control of some information to be essential to their business practice.
Power of How: Redefining Corporate Culture
Dov L. Seidman
March 28, 2006
01:17:57
In a world of increasing homogeneity and commoditization, Dov L.
Corporate Excellence, Ethics, and the Role of IT
Deborah G. Johnson
February 13, 2006
01:19:15
Deborah G. Johnson, University of Virginia ethicist, discusses the rethinking of corporate excellence and business ethics as the economy goes global through the use of Information Technology. Deborah G.
Ethics of Globalization: Oyxmoron or Path to Peace?
Mike Eskew
October 6, 2005
00:54:50
Mike Eskew, who serves as chairman and chief executive officer of UPS, discusses the ethics of globalization. A native of Vincennes, IN, Eskew graduated from Purdue University with a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering.
Strong Ethics, Smart Business
Anne M. Mulcahy
April 12, 2005
01:06:12
Anne Mulcahy , CEO of the Xerox Corporation, one of the most enduring brands in business today, discusses social responsibility, ethics, and business. The Xerox Corporation is the global leader in document management solutions with close to $16 billion in annual revenues.
Rushwood Kidder on Ethics in a Troubled World
Rushworth Kidder
February 7, 2005
01:24:00
Rushworth Kidder discusses his book, Moral Courage, Digital Distrust: Ethics in a Troubled World, which uses real-life stories from business, education, government, sports, and other areas to explain what moral courage is, what it does, and how we can develop it.