Program produced by XPX Atlanta.
A critical pillar in XPX Atlanta’s Vision – “Changing the Trajectory of Exit Planning in the Southeast” – is true collaboration among the advisory team members. This is not collaboration in a vacuum but designed to provide our clients with dramatically better advice than all of us providing guidance individually. Advisors may not consider collaborating with others as an ethical obligation, but it is just that – an ethical obligation to provide the best advice, not MY best advice. Join us and our guest speaker, Edward Queen, for an insightful, thought-provoking discussion – and roundtable exercise – on the ways ethics and collaboration intersect in today’s business world.
Meet Our Speaker:
Edward L. Queen, Director – D. Abbott Turner Program in Ethics & Servant Leadership at Emory University’s Center for Ethics.
Edward Queen directs the D. Abbott Turner Program in Ethics and Servant Leadership at Emory University’s Center for Ethics and helps coordinate the Organizational and Corporate Ethics Program. Queen received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, and his J.D. from the Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis.
Queen’s work focuses on applied and professional ethics and the development and implementation of ethics programs in businesses, nonprofits, and governmental agencies. Queen has trained and advised numerous organizations on management and ethical issues including Belk, AECOM, Ethisphere, Voya, Certus Holdings, Coca Cola, USAID, SunTrust, and MailChimp.