The annual Ariel Halpern Lecture on ethics and social responsibility includes a speech by a prominent leader about the significant ways in which business knowledge and skills can be used for positive social benefit. The April 2007 speech was delivered by Frank Vogl, Co-Founder and Board Member of Transparency International. It was also the keynote speech for the conference on Confronting Corruption in Global Business. Tuck's Center for International Business and the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship partnered to present these two events.

:: Frank Vogl's speech (pdf)

:: Read the summary of the Corruption in Global Business conference, written by Chile Hidalgo, T'08 and member of the Allwin Initiative Student Roundtable (pdf)

:: Ethics Essay Contest held in conjunction with the Corruption in Global Business conference. Facilitating payments are permitted under the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Are they ethical? Can business function without them?
Read the wining essay (pdf)