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think is right, considering the world they think they live in." Marvin Brown, The Ethical Process p.14 (2nd ed.) What is your company's ethics world? An ethics audit shows the corporate world in which your employees live. |
In choosing your outside consultant
organization you may want to consider experts that have prestige and reputation.
It's good government and public relations to do so.
is a corporate ethics round table group which provides
high credibility, recognized experts (PhD and JD
quality) for corporate ethics audits.
Talk to us; you may have found, right now, an impressive group of experts
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An audit by the experts (PhD and JD level)
is
objective. If there are specific issues for management attention, we will not
only identify them, but also
suggest remedial approaches for you to consider.
Normally, we start a discussion of an audit you want done by having short confidential interviews with one or two key top executives. This input lets us advise you on the suggested scope of assessment. and the departments, geographical units, or functional areas to be included in the assessment. The specific process, timetable, and budget can then be decided.
After we get the go-ahead from you, we'll get the ethics audit done, with the
appropriate surveys and other methodology. What we do is only used if
appropriate for your company, and only after the methodology is discussed with
high level executives.