Roger Steare is a Big Thinker!
Corporate Philosopher and Professor of Organizational Ethics at the Cass Business School, Roger helps people in organizations all over the world develop good thinking, positive dialogue and ethical behaviour. Roger's work has been endorsed by the great and the good, including President Jimmy Carter, The Rt. Hon. David Cameron MP and top executives from firms such as BP, HSBC and PwC. Roger is the author of ethicability® and is a recognized media expert on ethics issues, appearing regularly on BBC Newsnight, the BBC World Service, CNBC Europe and in The Times.
Roger has recently been created a Fellow of ResPublica, an independent, non-partisan public policy think-tank established in 2009 by Phillip Blond. ResPublica work on a variety of cutting edge research projects, such as examining how the UK can develop more innovative public services by empowering front-line professionals and their client communities.
People First Profit Second
by Roger Steare, in BIG Business
Roger discusses bread, human capital, human beings and where the real profit lies...
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Moral DNA
by Roger Steare, in BIG Business
When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Wrinkles, hair, spots?! All of these surface features are obvious. But how often do we look in the mirror and look deeper into our consciousness, our character and our soul?
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We Get the Policiticans and Business Leaders We Deserve
by Roger Steare, in BIG Business
Why should, "not breaking the rules", be an excuse for what the vast majority of us would deem highly dodgy behaviour?
What has happened to the 'personal moral compass'?
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New Year BIG ideas
by Roger Steare, in BIG Business
A "Corporate Philosopher in Residence" at the Cass Business School, London, people say that I have a really cool job title. . . And as well as being cool, it also nicely describes my work: thinking about Big Ideas.
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