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Executive Education

Key Cultural Drivers of Organizational Misconduct

Executive Education

Key Cultural Drivers of Organizational Misconduct

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Overview

The ethical culture in an organization can be determined by the leadership style of the Chairperson, CEO and senior management. In some organizations, it is made clear that top performers who bring in revenue are highly valued and rewarded even if their targets have been achieved through unethical means.

The message to the rest of the organization is clear; performance and revenues are valued over ethical behavior. At times, this has resulted in financial and reputational losses to the organization, not to mention loss of talent from employees who are side-lined because they refuse to engage in unethical conduct to meet their targets.

In this workshop, directors and senior management will learn through case studies, how to recognize leadership styles that could negatively impact their organization. They will be exposed to methods on how to gather quantitative and qualitative information to assess the ethical culture of the organization. They will also be provided with practical steps on how to pre-empt unethical behavior from taking root in their organization.

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  • Identify leadership styles that lead to unethical behavior;
  • Understand the impact of leadership on decision-making and organizational values and norms;
  • Develop processes to identify and pre-empt unethical conduct in organizations;
  • Board Directors
  • Senior Management
Elsa Satkunasingam

Director and Senior Lecturer,
Executive Education

Faculty Profile

Dr. Elsa Satkunasingam is the Director and Senior Lecturer, Executive Education at the Iclif Executive Education Center at Asia School of Business. She conducts training and research in areas related to corporate governance, compliance and organizational culture for financial institutions and companies.

She was formerly the Deputy General Manager, Corporate Secretariat Division at the Malaysia Deposit Insurance Corporation (PIDM) specializing in research and training on corporate governance and compliance. Prior to that she headed the Corporate Governance Department at Bursa Malaysia and was involved in the development of corporate governance and sustainability programs and publications.

Elsa was formerly an academic at Monash University in Sunway. She has published several book chapters and journal articles in the area of corporate governance, in local and international publications. Elsa has also been featured on BFM,the Star and Astro Awani for her expertise on governance in sovereign wealth funds. She holds a PhD from Monash University and a Master of Laws and Bachelor of Laws from University Malaya. She is an advocate and solicitor of the High Court of Malaya.

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Key Cultural Drivers of Organizational Misconduct

RM 1,200*

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