The Hard Call: Real-World Ethical Leadership from Military and Business Leaders (PPIL)

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Join the Student Leadership and Ethics Board (SLEB) for a dynamic two-part workshop and panel discussion that will put your ethical decision-making skills to the test. Drawing on real experiences from the panel of military and business leaders, participants will work though one of their dilemmas to understand competing perspectives, stakeholders, values, and consequence at play. In the discussion to follow, panelists will walk through their own decision-making process and the outcome of the dilemma, ultimately sharing what they learned and how those lessons continue to shape the way they lead.

Key Learning Objectives:

-Frameworks for ethical decision-making in ambiguous situations
-Exploring identity and perspective taking during ethical dilemmas
-Engaging in dialogue and practicing communication across differing perspectives

Attending this workshop will provide credit toward the Phillips Pathway for Inclusive Leadership (PPIL), focusing on the inclusive leadership skills of exploring Identity and perspective taking, and engaging in dialogue.

Panelists:

-Benjamin K. Grimes, Lecturer in Law, Columbia Law School; Army Veteran, Lieutenant Colonel
-Christopher Aquinas ’28, Navy Veteran, Lieutenant
-Jack Williamson ’27, Marine Corps Veteran, Captain
-George Ladner ’27, (Moderator); SLEB member; Army Veteran, Captain

This event is sponsored by The Paul M. Montrone Seminar Series on Ethics in partnership with the Columbia Business School Veterans Club and Army ROTC at Fordham.

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Co-hosted with: Student Leadership and Ethics Board, Veterans Club, Phillips Pathway for Inclusive Leadership