The Business Integrity School

Welcome back to another episode of The BIS Podcast! This week's guest is Professor Linda Treviño. Her research and writing on the management of ethical conduct in organizations is widely published and known internationally.

Treviño is the Distinguished Professor of Organizational Behavior and Ethics, and Director of the Shoemaker Program in Business Ethics at the Smeal College of Business.

He started as a medical doctor and psychiatrist by training, but now, this week's podcast guest, Gianpiero Petriglieri, is a professor of organizational behavior and expert on leadership and learning in the workplace. Petriglieri talks with Cindy Moehring about the relationship between leadership and ethics along with his thoughts on where the field of business ethics should be heading in the future.

We have the immense pleasure of having Ed Freeman, university professor and academic director of the Institute for Business in Society at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business. As the author and editor of over 30 volumes and 150 articles in the areas of stakeholder management, business strategy, and business ethics, Freeman is a true luminary in his field.

We head outside of the United States to talk with Professor Dirk Matten on this episode of The BIS Podcast. As the founding director of the Center for Excellence and Responsible Business at York University, Dr. Matten has gained a wealth of knowledge that he shares with Dr. Cindy Moehring.

Dr. Moehring and Dr. Matten share their insights on what direction they believe business ethics education should be heading for the future.

A professor of Philosophy and Executive Director of the Hoffman Center for Business Ethics at Bentley University, our next guest for season 2 of The BIS Podcast is Jeffrey Moriarty.

Dr. Cindy Moehring and Jeffrey Moriarty discuss his research on the ethical aspect of compensation arrangements including CEO compensation, his role and the impact the Hoffman Center for Business Ethics has, and where business ethics is going in the future to best prepare students heading into the workforce.

"In this episode of the BIS: Business Integrity School Podcast, Cindy Moehring sits down with Mary Gentile, creator and director of “Giving Voice to Values” (GVV). Mary’s approach has advanced the ethics field by asking a completely different question. Once you know what you think the right thing to do is, how do you go about about getting it done? This action-oriented step is a practical addition to the necessary awareness and analysis of issues.

In this season, We're talking about the future of business ethics, pulling forward the conclusions drawn in the 1993 Harvard Business Review article “What's the Matter with Business Ethics?” by Andrew Stark (https://hbr.org/1993/05/whats-the-matter-with-business-ethics), and also exploring the future and purpose of the corporation and business overall.

Mark O. Winkelman Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business.

In the age of technology and artificial intelligence, it’s more important than ever to ensure the algorithms are transparent, explainable, and understandable. Technology can’t work without humans, human programming, and human intervention. This episode gives practical tips on how algorithms can be used effectively and ethically. Your resource for practical business ethics tips, from the Business Integrity Leadership Initiative at the Sam M. Walton College of Business.

With the increase of supply chains that span the globe and involve multiple links in the chain, there is potential for forced labor. Who is in charge when this happens? Who bears the burden? This episode explains the business ethics principle of avoiding forced labor, and how to put it into practice. Your resource for practical business ethics tips, from the Business Integrity Leadership Initiative at the Sam M. Walton College of Business.