The Essential Companion to Leading Your Career and Your Organization to Greatness

Presented by co-author:

Dr. Brad Agle

Professor of Ethics and Leadership,
Marriott School of Management;
Brigham Young University 

The Ethical Leader's Field Guide 

Presented by:  The co-author of the Survival Guide, Dr. Brad Agle,
Romney Endowed Chair and Professor of Ethics and Leadership
in the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University

 Overview: 

Details for the workshop are pending.  Basic overview for both the workshop and luncheon are as follows:

Focused on the practical and tactical, both the workshop
and luncheon discusses the traits, behaviors and skills critical to the effective functioning of any organization.  
One of those critical skills is the ability to successfully manage values-conflicts or ethical challenges. 
Based on years of research with hundreds of challenges, the authors will focus on common issues faced and provide tools for addressing those 
while keeping one's credibility and on the desirable career track.

Recommended for 1 CPE in Ethics at the basic level. 

Luncheon Highlights:

Standing Up to Power: Riding a Fine Line: Is it worth it?
Maintaining an ethical stance can be lonely and risky – especially when speaking truth to power.  This segment will examine how to keep one’s career on track while standing tall. 

Getting Caught in the Crosshairs
Everybody has conflicts  This is a different perspective on embracing conflicts of interest and using these to promote an ethical approach.

When You’re Both Right:
Both paths are morally right, but involve sacrifice.  How to discern which road to take when you’re both right.

Biography:
Dr. Brad Agle is the George W. Romney Endowed Professor, and Professor of Ethics and Leadership in the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University. He currently serves as the President-Elect of the International Association for Business and Society, on the advisory board of the RLG Group, on the Ethics Committee of USA Synchro, on the editorial board of Business Ethics Quarterly, and as chair of the Wheatley Institutions ethics initiative. From 1992-2009 he was a professor at the University of Pittsburgh, and the inaugural director of the Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership.

Dr. Brad Agle's writings appear in the top academic journals in management and ethics, are highly cited, and frequently featured in prominent news outlets. His new book The Business Ethics Field Guide was published in August of 2016. He is a recipient of multiple research and teaching awards, including Distinguished Professor of the Year honors, and has provided board and executive training for many organizations including Alcoa, Federated Investors, Mellon Financial, US Steel, and U.S. Marine Corps. He has been a guest on various programs including CNBCs Morning Call, Power Lunch, and Closing Bell. He and his wife Kristi have four children and six grandchildren.