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Beta Gamma Sigma recently conducted a second roundtable discussion on the topic of Ethical Business Leadership. Participants in this discussion were:

Larry C. Boyd, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Ingram Micro, Inc.
Rebecca Walker, Partner, Kaplan & Walker LLP
Ray Weston, Vice President and General Counsel, Taco Bell Corp.
David H. Blake, Director, BGS Center for Ethical Business Leadership

The discussion covered a variety of topics, including challenges in a global economy, the levels of leadership, public perception and sharing between companies.

>>>Click here to view clips from the discussion

Beta Gamma Sigma, through its Center for Ethical Business Leadership, will influence discussion about and the practice of ethical business behavior by gathering information about ethical business leadership and disseminating that information in useful ways to its alumni, collegiate members and chapters, and to the broader business community world-wide.

The Beta Gamma Sigma Center for Ethical Business Leadership will become a premier resource for information and ideas about effective ethical business leadership. The Center’s efforts will establish BGS as a significant force in the field whose impact and reputation will be both profound and global in scope and relevance.

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