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Financial Executive, November 2003 Financial Execs Who Do the Right Thing
Financial Executives International: The world of corporate finance.: “Financial Executive, November 2003
Financial Execs Who Do the Right Thing
By Jeffrey Marshall and Ellen M. Heffes
Virtually every financial executive with years of experience has tales to tell about pressure to compromise ethics - and often to keep silent. The editors of Financial Executive sought out a few executives willing to relate their stories, with the hope that their lessons will help peers muster the courage - if and when it is needed - to take a stand and uphold ethical practices. “