Economic, Operational and Ethical Implications of Outsourcing/Offshoring? A Debate : September 1, 2004

Panelists include: Jeffrey Bergstrand, Professor of Finance, Lee Krajewski, William and Cassie Daley Professorship of Manufacturing Strategy; Patrick E. Murphy, C.R. Smith II Co-Director of the Institute for Ethical Business Worldwide and Professor of Marketing; and Oliver F. Williams, Associate Professor of Management, and the Director of the Center for Ethics and Religious Values in Business. All four are faculty members in the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame.

A Stake in the Game of Business: September 21, 2004

Link to Observer Article on the Presentation

Jack Stack, President and CEO of SRC Holdings Corporation, an employee-owned company that supplies remanufactured engines to the transportation industries. He and Bo Burlingham are the authors of two bestsellers about business: A Stake in the Outcome (2002) and The Great Game of Business (1992).

Corporate Governance at Pfizer: September 29, 2004

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Margaret M. (Peggy) Foran, Vice President of Corporate Governance, and Secretary of Pfizer, Inc. Prior to joining Pfizer in July 1997, she was an Associate General Counsel and Assistant Secretary of ITT Corporation.

Ethical Leadership during a Corporate Crisis: October 27, 2004

Michael Buckley, Group Chief Executive of Allied Irish Banks, Dublin, Ireland. He is a former Managing Director of NCB Stockbrokers and Managing Director of AIB's Capital Markets Division. AIB employs 31,000 in over 1,000 locations.

Business Ethics for a Publicly Traded Company: November 2, 2004

Alan Graf, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of FedEx Corporation, a $22 billion global transportation and logistics holding company. Graf is also a member of FedEx's five-person Executive Committee.

An Alternative Leadership Model for the 21st Century: Keeping Your Sanity, Sense of Humor and Soul in the Marketplace: November 16, 2004

Robert Catell, CEO of KeySpan Corporation, one of the nation's largest energy providers. Kenny Moore, former monk, who left the religious life, is currently Corporate Ombudsman of KeySpan Corporation. Catell, Moore and Glen Rifkin are co-authors of The CEO and the Monk: One Company's Journey to Profits and Purpose (2004).