Institute for Organization Management - A Program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Ethical dilemmas in business are not always about the obvious wrongs but often about the subtle, uncomfortable choices that go unnoticed or unaddressed. In Master of Change, Brad Stulberg introduces the concept of willful blindness—and gives the example of the deliberate choice to ignore ethical concerns or wrongdoing when confronting them would force uncomfortable decisions. […]

Ethics not unlike truth are often situational. The truth as well as ethics need little to no explanation. If ethics and truth were parts of your home’s structure, they would be loadbearing walls. I will focus on the art of making ethical decisions, and how to avoid creating multiple faces of ethics. Socrates speaks about […]

Trade associations and chambers of commerce play a crucial role in promoting economic growth, advocating for industry interests, and offering valuable resources to their members and the communities they serve. To effectively fulfill these missions, these organizations should explore sustainable revenue streams beyond membership dues that align with their mission and purpose. One effective strategy […]