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Open and transparent communication is a critical element in creating enduring ethical cultures. With the rapid change of technology, solely utilizing traditional means of communication may no longer be the most effective way to engage a multi-generational workforce that includes Veterans, Baby Boomers, Generation X and Millennials.

CEBC’s inaugural webinar features Best Buy’s Kathleen Edmond – Chief Ethics Officer, and Best Buy’s Gil Dennis – Senior Director of Organizational Effectiveness, sharing their insights on how leaders can leverage Web 2.0 applications to foster a more open and transparent work environment. The conversation is moderated by Ron James – CEBC’s President and CEO.

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History of Corporate Responsibility Project

CEBC leads a multi-year project to publish U.S. and global histories of corporate responsibility. Leading scholars will explore the interweaving of the history of thinking about business responsibilities and the history of business practices. Themes include debate over the legitimacy and purpose of the corporation, evolution of management strategies, and the contribution to and impact of business on society. In addition, the project convenes scholars and commissions working papers on selected topics.

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UST Graduate Students - Experience the challenge of negotiating an international contract while exploring the dynamics of global business in the European Union (EU). This course focuses on globalization and its impact on business with a particular emphasis on EU and U.S. business and legal perspectives, ethics and culture. The University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business (UST-OCB) and the Center for Ethical Business Cultures (CEBC) jointly offer this 3-credit MBA course.

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Creating Enduring Ethical Cultures

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History of Corporate Responsibility Project

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