The Art of Principled Decision-making
The next Risk Coalition ‘Risk Matters’ virtual roundtable will take place on Friday 6th November from 09.00am to10.30am (UK). The topic is: “How to apply an ethical decision-making framework to a moral risk conundrum”.
An interactive webinar with Professor Roger Steare FRSA, The Corporate Philosopher. Roger will share how to use a simple ethical framework that distils thousands of years of philosophical, scientific, and spiritual wisdom into three everyday "voices" that govern how we live and work: The Three Voices of Decision-Making
Love asks: How might people be helped or harmed by what we decide? It is the voice of compassion, empathy, and warm relationships
Logic asks: What are the facts, what are we assuming, and what are the likely outcomes? It is our capacity for critical thinking, practical wisdom, and reasoning
Law asks: What are the rules, what did we promise, and are we being fair? It is our accumulated moral wisdom representing shared norms and fair social order.
NB Participants in the webinar will be asked to complete their own MoralDNA Profile before joining the webinar. It only takes a few minutes and will provide valuable background to the discussion. Click here or when registering: https://moraldna.org/
This Risk Coalition ‘Risk Matters’ virtual roundtable is aimed at risk-focused non-executive directors and senior risk professionals. It will challenge the way decisions are often taken before due consideration has been given to the impact on all who may be affected and the potential unintended consequences.
Register for this Risk Coalition Risk Matters virtual roundtable here.
Speaker bio: Roger is internationally recognized as a leading expert advising Boards and executive teams on building high performing, high integrity organizations. His work with BP after the Gulf of Mexico disaster was crucial to the company’s recovery plan. He advised Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Bank and RBS after the credit crisis, PPI mis-selling and Libor manipulation scandals. He also supported the senior executive team at Nationwide Building Society in achieving Which? Banking Brand of the Year.
Roger is Visiting Professor in the Practice of Organizational Ethics and Corporate Philosopher in Residence at Bayes (formerly Cass) Business School. He also teaches at Duke Corporate Education, FTIE Corporate Learning Alliance and London Business School.
His book Ethicability has sold over 25,000 print copies and has been licensed as an e-book to over 700,000 employees. His MoralDNA® Profiling tool has been cited in papers published by the Chartered Management Institute, the Chartered Insurance Institute, EY, PWC and the FCA, as well as The Financial Times and The Times.