2021 Ethics in Business Awards
It’s easy to talk about ethical leadership when times are easy. It’s another thing entirely when times are tough and the future is uncertain. As
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Right Thing = Good Business w/ Chris Siebenthaler, Redbud Plumbing
RecognizeGood: As a founder, how have you found your personal ethics or values cascading down to everybody who works for you? Chris : Well, from
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Tami Andres, Goodwin & Company
RecognizeGood: Goodwin & Company has a pretty robust set of programs and trainings and really seems to take ethical development seriously.
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Trammell Cooper, Genesis Wealth Management
RecognizeGood: How important is it to be able to maintain ethics, build trust and keep building a better business?
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Kareece Sacco, Well Aware
RecognizeGood: Well Aware makes a pointed effort to not go in and just help the communities in Africa that you serve, but to collaborate and work
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Brent Fields, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas
RecognizeGood: Your student examiners, Brent, came away raving for sure. One of the biggest things that they came away with, was they quoted you, “it actually
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Michele Glaze, Samsung Austin Semiconductor
RecognizeGood: One of the things that really stands out about Samsung Austin Semiconductor is this culture of empowerment – if you’ve got an idea, you’ve got
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Michelle Long, Shop LC
RecognizeGood: How does Shop LC justify the investment that you make into your people? Because that takes not only money, but it takes a ton of time
Right Thing = Good Business w/ Ellen Wood, vcfo
RecognizeGood: A tiny staff can be family atmosphere very easily. Really large staff can have all the policies and procedures that you can shake a stick