It isn’t every day that we have the opportunity to enroll executives or senior managers in the possibility of being their valued adviser. So much is at stake for us and our ethics can be challenged in surprising ways. In this dialogue we will explore:

• The danger of ethical erosion.
• The power of ethical wisdom.
• Clarity on our non-negotiables.
• The essential role of authenticity.
• Managing a partnership of equals in a relationship of unequal power.

About Jack Gilbert

Jack Gilbert, noted expert in business ethics, is a consultant, an award-winning author, and a presenter.

For over 30 years his consulting has focusing on issues of leadership, organizational and personal integrity, and large-scale change. He has worked in many consulting environments as a sole practitioner, as a vice president in boutique firms, and as a principal for a large firm. His clients have come from a broad array of industries.

Jack holds his doctorate from The George Washington University in Washington D.C., where his dissertation focused on the role of ethics in decision-making for senior executives. He is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives and a member of the National Speakers Association.

His latest book Strengthening Ethical Wisdom was published in 2007 by the American Hospital Association Press.

Jack has also made just about every mistake you can make as a consultant and has the scars to prove it.