Ethical Leadership: Power, Influence, Integrity & Trust

Overview

Leaders naturally wield power & influence. But, to avoid the temptation of abusing power, leaders must apply ethical behaviors for themselves & others. Words, actions & deeds which demonstrate integrity & trust yield the credibility that make others want to follow ethical leaders. Betraying trust can destroy careers, whole organizations & lives. This is why trust is a top prerequisite for principled & ethical leadership. Positive (and negative) influence is derived From the credibility trust brings.

Ethical leaders who continually work to earn & keep trust reap enormous payback in all aspects of business including superior economic, competitive & strategic performance.

Note: This course qualifies to count toward the WICPA membership Ethics CPE requirement.