With the introduction of the new whistleblower act, many organizations are seeing codes of ethics and internal disclosure mechanisms (IDMs) as part of broader, organization-wide integrity management frameworks. However, experience from the private sector strongly indicates that merely having these instruments in place can do little to prevent or detect unethical or illegal behavior within organizations and, in certain circumstances, can actually be counterproductive.
This 90 minutes workshop provide corporate directors and senior executives valuable insights to how they should determine the adequacy of these mechanisms and uncovers the significant legal, reputation, ethical, business and financial risks in dealing with corporate governance
Associate Professor Ronald Regan is the Deputy Head of Murdoch Business School, and he runs the Marketing Management program in Murdoch university. He has completed a Master in Business Administration, a Master of Management Research, and is undertaking a Doctorate of Governance in University. He started his teaching career in Curtin University of Technology, and was awarded Teacher of the year in 1999.
In 2002, was appointed a member of the WA Consumer Protection Panel. He is also a board member of Independent Living Centre of Western Australia. His extensive industrial experience includes organizations like Westpac Banking Corporation, Bank of New South Wales and he was the National Manager of Partnership Pacific Limited (Wespec Merchant Bank). Associate Professor Regan was also the Managing Director of his own art cinema business in Perth for 8 years. The Astor Cinema recently came under his management once again.
About Murdoch University
Established in 1973 as a government research university, it is one of Australia’s leading research universities today, ranking on the top 12 on a per capita basis. It has been consistently rated as the top three universities in term of: research income per academic staff member, Australian Federal Government competitive research grants, higher degree completion rates as per staff member and research student load as a proportion of total student load.
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