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Remaining competitive while being Ethical

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CIB on Wings – February 2017

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Dear Readers,

Caux Initiatives for Business is happy to carry three reports in this issue.

While in India, the CIB Mumbai Chapter met as usual for its monthly meeting at the start of 2017 to debate on yet another topic that has assumed relevance in recent times. If a significant number of people are positively impacted, is it justified if the means are unethical? Brief though the report is, we believe you would find the discussions interesting. In addition, a small team met to plan and discuss major CIB events in February 2018. A brief on this too is included.

In a northern town in Germany, a University welcomed for the fiftieth time a guest lecturer who spoke frankly to students on issues relating to business—how to compete and survive internationally with the various problems of corruption involved; how to maintain high ethical standards; and how we can build trust.

We hope you will enjoy reading this issue.

For full magazine, continue reading >>> CIB on Wings – February 2017

WHO WE ARE

Initiatives of Change for Business is an international fellowship for businesspersons — a comradeship of like-minded individuals who are committed to furthering ethical practices in their work and convincing an increasing number of their business colleagues that “one can be ethical in one’s business dealings and still be competitive”.  

WHAT WE DO

Initiatives of Change for Business (ICB) is a forum for its members to discuss the business environment, in its various aspects and help find solutions to the problems that they face or may face in maintaining high ethical standards in their dealings.

FOCUS AREA

Engage business people and decision makers in honest conversations and action on the issues associated with globalization and the human face of economics

Highlight the role that each individual can play in bringing positive changes in business and economic life, and sharing related experience;

Equip people with practical tools, grounded in a moral and ethical framework, for use in their places of work.