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Ethical Leadership

Leading ethically may not mean what you think it means. Taken from his recent research, Professor Jim Lemoine investigates how we approach ethics in a new world of work.

Everybody wants to be an ethical leader, and most people think they are ethical leaders… even though ethical leaders often disagree with each other on what is ethical! Drawing from his recent research, Associate Professor James Lemoine will share why and how good-intentioned, well-meaning managers can disagree about what is moral, inside and outside their organizations. Importantly, the research also reveals what we can do about it – how to recognize when someone has a legitimate difference in moral perception, and what you can do as a leader to effectively resolve any conflicts.

Speaker: Jim Lemoine, Associate Professor of Organization and Human Resources, University at Buffalo School of Management.