Trailblazing public servant Lyn Provost to receive honorary doctorate
Te Herenga Waka–Victoria University of Wellington alumna Lyn Provost will receive the honorary doctorate of Doctor of Commerce during graduation week in December.
The Brian Picot Chair in Ethical Leadership works towards facilitating a transparent and ethically sound business sector. Professor Karin Lasthuizen is the inaugural and current Chair.
Ethical Leadership in a Changing World—EdX course
Discover the importance of an ethical approach, how ethical issues can be addressed, and how to become an ethical leader yourself.
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Ethical leadership: Opportunites and challenges for Aotearoa New Zealand
This research explores the meaning of ethical leadership and its role in addressing the main ethical issues in New Zealand.
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Research and consultancy work focuses on ethical leadership and ethics management in public- and private-sector organisations.
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Business and political integrity during the recovery from the COVID crisis
The Brian Picot Chair in Ethical Leadership, along with Transparency International New Zealand, hosted 2020 election candidates for a discussion on business and political integrity during our recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
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Ethical leadership needed to navigate COVID-19 recovery
Professor Karin Lasthuizen, Brian Picot Chair in Ethical Leadership, Wellington School of Business and Government highlights the importance of ethical leadership in the country's COVID-19 recovery.