Ethics is Not Always About Being “Right”
By Katherine DuthieWhen I am chatting with a stranger on a plane or meeting someone for the first time, I know what is going to happen…
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Are You Trustworthy?
By Jeremy DavisIn this short post, I’m going to do three things. First, I’m going to offer you a good piece of philosophical advice. Then I’m…
READ MORE >>>Burton Shreds Right and Wrong
By Bradley J. StrawserEvery day, I advise senior leadership of Fortune 500 companies on issues of ethical risk. Sometimes, my colleagues and I have to spend a…
READ MORE >>>So You Say You Want a Boycott
By Ted LechtermanWhen people see brands doing something they regard as unethical, the boycott is a strong tactic they can use to push back. But what…
READ MORE >>>Can AI Stop Disinformation?
By Ben LangeIn a recent survey of tech policy experts, 90% agreed that the regulation of online disinformation should be a global priority. It’s easy to see why….
READ MORE >>>The Ethics of Mandatory Vaccination
By Eric MathisonOver the past few months, pressure on corporations has mounted as the battle over the ethics of vaccine mandates for organizations roars on. Leaders…
READ MORE >>>Does Good Ethics Mean Good Business?
By Bradley J. StrawserGood ethics means good business. And even in those rare times that it doesn’t – or you think it doesn’t – you should probably just do the right…
READ MORE >>>What’s More Important than Rules in the Military?
By David WhethamMilitary organisations around the world have developed insights into cultivating principals in their workforces—your organisation can benefit from this strategy, too. As companies scale,…
READ MORE >>>Why Your Hospital Needs Access to a Clinical Ethicist.
By Eric MathisonThere is overwhelming evidence that clinical ethicists provide tremendous value for patients, care teams, and hospitals. Where once clinical ethicists were only available at…
READ MORE >>>When Helping Hurts: What the FTX crash reveals about ethics in business
By Lorenzo NericcioHow do you use business to do good in the world? One recent approach, innovated by the Effective Altruism (or EA) movement, is earning…
READ MORE >>>Four Steps To Patient – Centered Care
By Eric MathisonPatient-centered care is about providing care that aligns with the patient’s values: i.e., it’s care the patient actually wants and will benefit from. Despite…
READ MORE >>>What It’s Like To Work With Philosophers
By Lisa StrutzNot long ago, I was having a working lunch in San Francisco with two of our consultants here at Compass—Dr. Jeremy Davis and Dr….
READ MORE >>>Corporate Giving: A Tyranny Of Generosity?
By Ted LechtermanCorporations typically donate 1% of pre-tax income to charitable causes. Many people think this is too meager, and it’s not hard to see why. The…
READ MORE >>>The New Standard of Corporate Responsibility
By Teresa AllenCompanies have always had a duty to their shareholders. They’ve always had moral duties as well, but they did not always have to act…
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