26. Why is it so hard to be an ethical leader? Part 2
Fictional 1980s corporate raider Gordon Gekko famously proclaimed that "Greed is good," seeking to justify why one of the seven deadly sins is, in fact, ethically virtuous.
Leaders should think deeply about the ethical dimensions of their actions. However, too many fail to recognize the moral c…
Max Bazerman: The Power of Noticing Part 2
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Max Bazerman and Don Moore on How to Empower Others to Make Better Choices EP 194
Max Bazerman and Don Moore join me on Passion Struck with John R. Miles to discuss their new book, Decision Leadership: Empowering Others to Make Better Choices. Max Bazerman and Don Moore helped birth behavioral economics. This book is a fresh perspective on how decisions are made through the lens…
088. Klaus Moosmayer: Cultivating Trust and Ethical Leadership at a Global Pharmaceutical Company
Klaus Moosmayer joined Novartis in 2018 as Chief Ethics, Risk and Compliance Officer and a member of the Executive Committee. He was previously chief compliance officer at Siemens AG, where he spent 18 years in roles of increasing seniority. He began his career as a lawyer in Germany, specializing …
133: Notre Dame Professor Ann Tenbrunsel | No One Is Immune from Behaving Unethically
Ann Tenbrunsel is a business ethics professor at the University of Notre Dame. Her research examines why employees, leaders and students behave unethically, despite their best intentions to behave ethically. Ann is the author, co-author, or co-editor of six books on this topic—including Blind Spots…
101. Embrace Vulnerability: Insights from Ann Tenbrunsel and Lenny Wong on Avoiding Blind Spots and Navigating Human Fallibility
Today we hear from Ann Tenbrunsel, the David E. Gallo Professor of Business Ethics at the University of Notre Dame, and Lenny Wong, a retired research professor at the US Army War College. Explore how positive illusions about our ethicality lead to overlooked blind spots and understand the importan…
103. Take Ownership and Action: Bob Langert and Jay Barney on Embracing Criticism and Taking Radical Action
Bob Langert, former VP of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability at McDonald's, and Jay Barney, author of ‘The Secret of Culture Change’, join Tobias Sturesson to explore the nuanced journey of leading transformational change within an organisation. Drawing from decades of experience, B…
Why Wellness Apps Can't Fix Workplace Burnout
In Episode 47, certified health coach Noemie Mooney explains why nearly half of workers globally are burned out and why individual wellness fixes can't solve what's structurally broken at work, drawing on BCG's 2024 burnout research, Singapore Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon's "push factors versus pu…
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