Below is a sample of the emails you can expect to receive when signed up to IBE.
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| Dear Jacob, We would like to invite you to our next webinar, Business Ethics in Action: bringing core values to life in a time of crisis, on Wednesday 22 July at 12:00 BST.
This is particularly important in times of perceived uncertainty, when some very difficult decisions have to be made at all levels in the organisation. Being able to bring an organisation's core values to life effectively can improve clarity and consistency in decision-making across the business. How can organisations ensure that their core values are more than a set of words on paper? What are effective ways to communicate them to employees? Stella Chandler (Director of Development at FocalPoint) and Laila Page (Purpose Implementation Manager at Natwest/RBS), in conversation with the IBE's Head of Research Guen Donde', will address these questions and provide real life examples based on business practice If you have questions you'd like us to ask the panel please email them to events@ibe.org.uk. We hope you can join us. Many thanks, IBE Event Team View in browser |
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Understanding Business EthicsThis online training course is essential for those wishing to think practically about business ethics. Together, we will look at what influences people''s decisions - why good people might end up doing bad things - and we will discuss practical ways in which your organisation can promote the desired behaviours. What
topics will be covered in the course: PricesLast
chance to receive early-bird rates is today: From
22 September 2020: How will the course work online?In part one, participants will work through our course materials in their own time and pace via a restricted area of our website. You will have 24/7 access to the course from 05 October 2020 to 22 October 2020 in order to complete the content. In part two, participants will conclude the course by joining our trainers for a two hour live online interactive session on 22 October 2020 from 10:00 - 12:00. We recently delivered tailored online training for Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) Authority. Here''s what they had to say:"We
were very pleased to work with the dedicated and professional team of IBE as they demonstrated a high
level of adaptability and client-oriented approach. The IBE prepared and held ethics trainings for our
senior management and team of ethics ambassadors. Zere Seidimbek, AIFC Ethics Officer, AIFC Authority If you would like to find out more about how we can offer a similar training for your organisation please email events@ibe.org.uk.
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Dear Jacob, If you haven''t already registered, we would like to invite you to our next webinar, Pandemic, People, Ethics: The other PPE on Thursday 10 December 2020 at 11:00 GMT.
Over the last nine months, the ways in which organisations manage people have come under greater scrutiny than ever, with human relations and corporate culture at the core. Whether it's the decision to furlough staff or make redundancies; organising remote working or bringing employees back into the workplace; balancing the bottom line with being a supportive employer, the pandemic has presented business leaders a host of practical, and ethical, dilemmas. In this webinar to continue the Pandemic and Beyond: the ethical issues series, the IBE's Associate Director (Research) Professor Chris Cowton will be joined by Loren I. Shuster, Chief People Officer & Head of Corporate Affairs at The LEGO Group and Tina Russell, Professional Conduct & Ethics Lead at the CIPD to discuss the impact of the pandemic on the ethical management of people and what this may mean in the future. If you have questions you'd like us to ask the panel please submit these whilst registering for the event. We hope you can join us. Many thanks, IBE Event Team View in browser |
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Dear Jacob, We would like to update you on a few training and learning opportunities we have coming up.
IBE Training Masterclass - Speaking Up: building the reporter experience into Speak Up
arrangements
Staff willingness to speak up and bring ideas for innovation or raise concerns of misconduct in the workplace is a key facet of an open ethical culture in any organisation. But how easy is this in practice? Have you ever put yourself in the shoes of a reporter, and viewed it from their perspective? During this online workshop participants will be walked through the Speak Up journey from the perspective of the user (as established in the IBE Speak Up Toolkit - our practical solution for developing an ethical culture). Good practice will be explored following a 'speak up, listen up, follow up' model which will help programme owners to build trust and confidence in their Speak Up arrangements. The course promotes good practice which is established through IBE research, experience and knowledge, as well as allowing space for those on the training to share their own experiences. Costs and to register can be found on our website. European Business Ethics e-Forum (EBEF)
Registration is now open for our next European Business Ethics e-Forum (EBEF) which will take place from Tuesday 02 February to Thursday 04 February 2021.This year we will be hosting EBEF online via Zoom. This Forum is hosted by the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE), Cercle d'' ?thique des Affaires (CEA) and Ethics & Compliance Initiative (ECI). Registration Criteria: Attendance is open only to those responsible (whether leading or a member of the team) for ethics, compliance and corporate responsibility within organisations with over 100 employees. Early bird rates available until 30 November 2020. You can find all the information about the e-forum, including rates and how to register on the EBEF website, or alternatively please get in contact with us on EBEF@ibe.org.uk. For all other IBE events coming ahead please visit our website. We hope you can join us. Many thanks, IBE Event Team View in browser |
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| Dear Jacob, We would like to invite you to our next webinar, "Uncharted" IBE webinar with Margaret Heffernan, on Thursday 09 July at 12:00 BST.
These are strange and uncertain times. The pandemic of Covid 19 has plunged the world into 'lockdown' with wide-reaching social and economic consequences. Yet out of it we have seen both an extraordinary community spirit (Captain Tom Moore raising over ?30 million from his daily walk) to vile attacks on NHS staff. We may all be in the same pandemic - but our experiences of it are wildly different. Uncertainty is here to stay, and with it comes a challenge to our humanity and creativity. Can we rise to it - and what do we need to do so? If we could relinquish the hold that planning has over our minds, we could do much that prepares us for the unknown. Listen in as Margaret discusses the themes of her latest book. Margaret is an entrepreneur, Chief Executive, and world renowned author of Wilful Blindness: Why We Ignore the Obvious at our Peril and A Bigger Prize. If you have questions you'd like us to ask Margaret, please email them to events@ibe.org.uk. We hope you can join us. Many thanks, IBE Event Team View in browser |
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Dear Jacob, We would like to invite you to our next webinar, Ethics as a tool for embedding company purpose, on Thursday 17 September at 12:00 BST.
However, company purpose alone will not be enough to navigate the difficult times ahead. Ethical values, if they are properly embedded and resonate in the culture of the organisation are a great leveller and an effective enabler, helping ensure that a company can deliver on its purpose, justify its social license to operate, ensure that the interests and views of its stakeholders are taken into account and create relationships that are sustainable. In this introductory webinar to the Pandemic and Beyond: the ethical issues series, the IBE's Associate Director Mark Chambers will talk about how business ethics can be a vital business tool during the recovery. If you have questions you'd like us to ask the Mark please email them to events@ibe.org.uk. We hope you can join us. Many thanks, IBE Event Team View in browser |
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Dear Jacob, The European Business Ethics Forum, now in its 18th year, will run from Tuesday 02 February to Thursday 04 February 2021. Early Bird rates are still available until 18 December - so book now to ensure your place. The aim of the Forum is to bring together those who are responsible for the ethics, compliance or business conduct programmes within their organisations. This is a wonderful opportunity to share ideas and best practice amongst our peers, and explore some of the issues that a global pandemic has raised in doing business ethically. Hosted on ZOOM, by the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE), Cercle d'' ?thique des Affaires (CEA) and Ethics & Compliance Initiative (ECI). The AgendaPlenary discussion: Human rights in your supply chain: How to best deal with the different risks? Breakout sessions:
For details on the agenda, to register including rates, please visit the EBEF website, or alternatively please email EBEF@ibe.org.uk Best wishes, IBE Events Team on behalf of the EBEF Organising Committee View in browser |
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IBE TrainingDon''t miss out on our special early bird rates. Speak
Up masterclass - early bird rate ends 03 September.
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Good afternoon,
If you haven''t already registered, we would like to invite you to our next webinar, Hugh Kay Lecture: Standards in Public Life - Are we in a Post-Nolan age? on
Wednesday 11 November 2020 at 17:00 GMT.
Register:
https://www.ibe.org.uk/events-training/ems-event-calendar/hugh-kay-lecture-standards-in-public-life-are-we-in-a-post-nolan-age.html
This winter, as we face a resurgence of the Coronavirus pandemic and Britain finalises its trading arrangements with the European Union, the UK government will make a series
of decisions critical to the future of UK businesses.
The Seven Principles of Public Life guide how such decisions should be made. Selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership - these principles,
first set out by Lord Nolan in 1995, should guide all public office holders and providers of public services as they navigate tricky waters. The principles ensure a political environment that is predictable, trustworthy, and stable, all of which is essential
for business to function.
But in recent months and years, some commentators have questioned whether we are in a ''Post-Nolan'' age. Do our political leaders still apply the principles that have underpinned
public service for the past 25 years? What do public standards mean today? And at such a time what can the advocates of public standards learn from the world of business ethics, and vice versa?
In this year''s Hugh Kay Lecture, Lord Evans of Weardale, Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, will discuss whether we really are in a Post-Nolan world, and make
the case for the value of public standards and business ethics in these extraordinary times.
There are now only a limited number of places available, which will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
We hope you can join us.
Many thanks,
Jo
Jo Bridge
Events Coordinator
Institute of Business Ethics
24 Greencoat Place, London, SW1P 1BE
IBE update: Please note that,
in order to manage coronavirus-related risks, we continue to work remotely.
The IBE was established to encourage high standards of business behaviour
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Dear Jacob, We would like to invite you to our next webinar, Ethics Goes Viral: pandemic dilemmas on Thursday 15 October at 12:00 BST.
At the IBE, we're great believers in using scenarios to help people develop their ethical thinking. We use plenty of them in our training and we encourage companies to include them in their codes. Simon Webley recently wrote a blog extolling their virtues, and we've even produced a good practice guide. As part of our series, Pandemic and Beyond: the ethical issues, we are releasing six weekly, pandemic-influenced ethical dilemmas. Readers are asked to vote for their preferred option among a set of possible solutions. To conclude the series, the IBE's Associate Director, Prof. Chris Cowton, will host a live webinar on 15 October. He will be joined by Ram Gidoomal CBE and Amanda Bunten to discuss the three scenarios that generated the most varied voting. The audience will have the opportunity to participate in live polls and react to the panel discussion. If you've been participating in the series by voting on the dilemmas, come and hear what other people think - and perhaps change your mind. And if you haven't been voting on the dilemmas, it's not too late to join in. We hope you can join us. Many thanks, IBE Event Team View in browser |
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IBE TrainingWe are pleased to announce our online training programme for the Autumn/Winter period. Given current and foreseeable working conditions, we have adapted our training offer to include a mixture of on-demand content mixed with live interactive sessions. Registration for the following online courses is now open and, for those who book in advance, we are offering special early-bird rates.
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Dear Jacob, If you haven''t already registered, we would like to invite you to our next webinar, Hugh Kay Lecture: Standards in Public Life - Are we in a Post-Nolan age? on Wednesday 11 October at 17:00 GMT.
This winter, as we face a resurgence of the Coronavirus pandemic and Britain finalises its trading arrangements with the European Union, the UK government will make a series of decisions critical to the future of UK businesses. The Seven Principles of Public Life guide how such decisions should be made. Selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership - these principles, first set out by Lord Nolan in 1995, should guide all public office holders and providers of public services as they navigate tricky waters. The principles ensure a political environment that is predictable, trustworthy, and stable, all of which is essential for business to function. But in recent months and years, some commentators have questioned whether we are in a ''Post-Nolan'' age. Do our political leaders still apply the principles that have underpinned public service for the past 25 years? What do public standards mean today? And at such a time what can the advocates of public standards learn from the world of business ethics, and vice versa? In this year''s Hugh Kay Lecture, Lord Evans of Weardale, Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, will discuss whether we really are in a Post-Nolan world, and make the case for the value of public standards and business ethics in these extraordinary times. We hope you can join us. Many thanks, IBE Event Team View in browser |
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Embedding Business EthicsFor those not already registered, this course is designed to equip you and your organisation with practical knowledge and tips to manage your ethics programme effectively. Are you planning to draft a new code of ethics for your organisation? Or do you have one but are wondering how to go 'beyond the pdf' and make it truly effective for employees? Would you like to find out more about how to train employees on ethics and how to encourage them to raise their concerns about misconduct? What topics will be covered in the course:
PricesLast chance to receive early-bird rates is today:
From 13 October 2020:
How will the course work online?In part one, participants will work through our course materials in their own time and pace via a restricted area of our website. You will have 24/7 access to the course from 26 October 2020 to 12 November 2020 in order to complete the content. In part two, participants will conclude the course by joining our trainers for a two hour live online interactive session on 12 November 2020 from 10:00 - 12:00 BST. We recently delivered tailored online training for Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) Authority. Here''s what they had to say:"We
were very pleased to work with the dedicated and professional team of IBE as they demonstrated a high
level of adaptability and client-oriented approach. The IBE prepared and held ethics trainings for our
senior management and team of ethics ambassadors. Zere Seidimbek, AIFC Ethics Officer, AIFC Authority If you would like to find out more about how we can offer a similar training for your organisation please email events@ibe.org.uk.
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Dear Jacob, Please find our forthcoming free webinars below:
Pandemic,
People, Ethics: The other PPE
Thursday 10 December 2020, 11:00 - 12:00 GMT
The IBE's Director Ian Peters will be joined by Loren I. Shuster, Chief People Officer & Head of Corporate Affairs at The LEGO Group to discuss the impact of the pandemic on the ethical management of people and what this may mean in the future.
The
Ethics of Diversity - Moving Beyond Targets
Thursday 17 December 2020, 12:00 - 13:15 GMT
The IBE will be launching an important report on diversity, groupthink and the need for fresh thinking and wider life experience on boards. The Report reflects on the lessons learned from the decade-long push on gender diversity and looks ahead to the efforts to address other dimensions of diversity.
Rotten:
Why Corporate Misconduct Continues and What to Do about It
Wednesday 13 January 2021, 17:00 - 18:00 GMT
Kirk O. Hanson will be drawing on his latest book: "Rotten: Why Corporate Misconduct Continues and What to Do about It" co-authored with Marc Epstein. Kirk will be joined on the webinar by IBE board members Loree Gourley and Tim Langton who are both experienced business ethics practitioners.
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| Hello Jacob Lewis, and welcome to the IBE website. www.ibe.org.uk. Please follow the link below and we will guide you through creating your password and logging in for the first time:
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