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Business Roundtable Institute for
Corporate Ethics Academic Advisors and Advisory
Council Member Named to Top 100 Most Influential
List in Business Ethics
 Charlottesville, VA,
January 14, 2009--Academic
Advisors Patricia
Werhane and Ed
Freeman and Anne
Mulcahy, Chairman of the Board and
Chief Executive Officer of Xerox Corporation
who serves on the Institute's Advisory Council,
have been recognized by
Ethisphere
Magazine as being among the top 100 most
influential professionals in the field of
business Ethics.
Both Professors Freeman and
Werhane were nominated in the category of
Thought Leadership, which evaluated the
question: Did the individual conceive of new
approaches or otherwise materially contribute to
the field of business ethics theory in a way
that could be easily applied by corporate
leaders?
Ms. Mulcahy was selected in the
category Business Leadership, which recognizes
executives who
"substantially transform a specific business’
operational practices consistent with profitable
ethical leadership, forcing competitors to
follow suit or fall behind."
Ms. Mulcahy and Professor Freeman
are repeat selections from Ethisphere's
inaugural 2007 list.
Read
the full article at Ethisphere Magazine
More information on the
Institute can be found at
www.corporate-ethics.org.
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Media Contact:
Brian Moriarty
T: +1 (434) 982-2323
MoriartyB@darden.virginia.edu
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About the Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate
Ethics
The Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate
Ethics is an independent entity established in
partnership with Business Roundtable—an
association of chief executive officers of
leading corporations with a combined workforce
of more than 10 million employees and $5
trillion in annual revenues—and leading
academics from America’s best business schools.
The Institute, which is housed at the University
of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business
Administration, brings together leaders from
business and academia to fulfill its mission to
renew and enhance the link between ethical
behavior and business practice through executive
education programs, practitioner-focused
research and outreach. More information on the
Institute can be found at
www.corporate-ethics.org.
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