Friday

FRIDAY JUNE 10th
0900  – 0930		The Public Interest
Chris	Cowton	The Public Interest	Professor of Accounting & Dean, University of Huddersfield Business School; Editor of Business Ethics: A European Review
0930 – 1100		PANEL – Corruption and Whistleblowing
Doug	Thomson	The acceptance of bribery and corruption in Australian organizations	Graduate School of Business and Law, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
Willeke	Slingerland	Moral Integrity Systems	International Law lecturer, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Enschede, Netherlands; Lead researcher TI National Integrity Systems study Netherlands
Ching-Pu Chen	Chih-Tsung Lai	The Effects of Moral Intensity and Organizational Commitment on Whistle-blowing Intention and Behaviour – A Moderated Mediation Model	Professor and Doctoral Student, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan
Wim	Vandekerckhove	The Content of Whistleblowing Procedures-A Critical Review of Recent official Guidelines	Senior Lecturer HR & OB, University of Greenwich Business School, London, UK
John	Devitt	Irish Initiatives	CEO Transparency International Ireland & International Board Member
1100  – 1130		Coffee Break
1130  – 1245		PANEL – Professional Responsibilities – to whom?	Chair: Chris Cowton
Con	Power	Central Principles of Professional Ethics as a Model of Moral Decision-Making	ACCA Regulatory Panel, Economist, Chairman State Boards
Anthony	Brabazon	Integrity in the Construction Industry	CEO, ABA Architects & Founder helpmyhome.ie
Michael Asslaender	Janina Curbach	From Corporate Bourgeois to Corporate Citoyen : ReThinking the Citizenship Understanding of Corporations	Michael is Professor of Business Ethics, International Graduate School, Zittau, Germany. Janina is a consultant, academic author and professional trainer in the field of CSR/Social Sustainability and teaches at various German universities.
1245 – 1400		LUNCH
1400 – 1500		PANEL – Role of Communications in Integrity
Bob	Chandler	Assessing Ethical Integrity and the Communication Indicators of Organizational Integrity Model	Professor of Communication and Director of the Nicholson School of Communication, University of Central Florida
Henry	Silverman	Reuters: Principles of Trust or Propaganda?	Professor, Heller College of Business, Roosevelt University, Chicago, USA
Julian	Clarke	Blueprint for Trust Restoration	Chartered Accountant & Management Consultant; Chair EBEN Ireland
1500  – 1530		Integrity in Industry
Tobias	Gössling	From Beyond Petroleum to Beyond Integrity – A Case Study of BP’s “Green Narratives”	Professor, Organisation Studies, Tilburg Sustainability Center, Netherlands
1530  – 1600		Coffee Break
1600  – 1800		PANEL – Integrity in Industry	Chair: Marvin Brown
Peter	Waring	CEO’s Behaving Badly – Sexual Misconduct and Corporate Governance	Professor and Deputy CEO, University of Newcastle, Singapore
Ruud	Welton	Integrity in the Hospitality Industry	Professor Ethics and CSR in Hospitality Business, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands
Bob	Chandler	The Challenges of Operationalizing “Integrity”	Professor of Communication and Director of the Nicholson School of Communication, University of Central Florida
Lilian	Wanderley	Corporate Social Responsibility against Child Sex Tourism: a study about the Code and tour operators	Lecturer in Corporate Social Responsibility, NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences, Breda, Netherlands
Heidi	von Weltzien Hoivik	Implementing CSR in SMEs	Professor, BI Norwegian School of Management, Oslo, Norway
David	Campbell	Trust Maintenance as a Motive for Strategic Philanthropy: UK Building Societies & Demutualisation	Senior lecturer in accounting and ethics at Newcastle University Business School, UK. Host of the 2012 conference. Director of AGES (Accountability, Governance, Ethics and Sustainability) Research Group
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