For the third year in a row, I’ve been honoured by Ethisphere Magazine as one of the “100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics.” I was recognized in the category of “Thought Leadership.”
Once again, I’m humbled but also encouraged that my 5 years’ worth of blogging is seen as having some impact on the world, however indirect.
Chris MacDonald, Ph.D., is an educator, speaker, and consultant in the realm of business ethics. He teaches at the Ted Rogers School of Management, at Ryerson University in Toronto, where he is Director of the Jim Pattison Ethical Leadership Education & Research Program, at the
Ted Rogers Leadership Centre.
Chris is former Interim Director of the Ted Rogers MBA at Ryerson.
He is also a Senior Fellow at Duke University's Kenan Institute for Ethics.
MacDonald is also co-author of the (free, online) Concise Encyclopedia of Business Ethics.
He is a "Most Viewed Writer" on Quora, for the topics Business Ethics, CSR, and Ethical Dilemmas.
Chris has three times been declared one of the "Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business Behavior", and has several times been named one of the 100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics.
He is also part of ChoicePoint, a small consultancy offering custom tools to help organizations train employees for better decision-making.
He has been writing The Business Ethics Blog since November of 2005. The blog is now exclusively syndicated by Canadian Business magazine.
Business ethics professors say The Business Ethics Blog is...
"...the best thing that ever happened to Business Ethics courses...clear and intelligent presentation of the real ethical stakes behind the current headlines..."
[Prof. Wayne Norman, Duke University]
"...one of the best destinations on the web to send students for fascinating and timely analyses of cutting-edge issues ..."
[Prof. Laura Hartman, DePaul University]
Congratulations Chris. Richly deserved.
well done Chris. The consistency is quite impressive.
Congratulations. I find your work very useful. Inspiring yes, but more importantly, useful. It is a big challenge to know what is ethical in a world that seems to favor financial and power success over ethics. I see your work as putting practical and ethical in the same sentence. Not surprised at the honor.
Congratulations!
thanks for your contribution to the enrichment of knowledge and the various dimensions of Business Ethics!
Congratulations, Chris. Well deserved.
Regards,
Tim
Ryan Karcher of Grand Island, NY an MBA student at Canisius College of Buffalo, NY won a $1,000, Scholarship for being the most ethical student.
Thanks Dr. C. MacDonald for being an inspiration to future MBA students.