MASTER CLASS -

​ ETHICS & INTEGRITY

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A few words from IPSL Master Mentor, Margaret Biggs

 
​"Over the last decade, politics is getting hotter, more polarized and with more continuous campaigning. The velocity with which issues are hitting the public sector to deal with is intense and that pressure will only heighten in future. As a public servant you really need to have clear ethical guard rails. " 
Margaret Biggs, former Federal DM & IPSL Master Mentor

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

• On-Line Master Mentor Panel Conversations from the first three seasons of IPSL
• 3.75 Hours Video Recordings in MP4   ​
• 6 Master Mentors including former Federal & Provincial public servants, academics and politicians.
• Full Year Access to All Program Materials including E-Handbook
• Extensive Resource Room of Reading Materials
• Learn at Your Own Pace 
• ​Coaching & Mentoring After Program Support Available for Additional Fee
• Register Any Time. 

MASTER CLASS Ethics & Integrity

395

per person + applicable tax

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PROGRAM OUTLINE:  

   
SESSIONS #1, #2, #3:    ETHICS & INTEGRITY
Moderators: Ingrid Bergmann & Mary Garden
​Mentor Panelists: Margaret Biggs, George Abbott, Lynda Tarras, Allan Seckel, Cairine MacDonald & David Loukidelis
This session focuses on the subtleties of leading with authenticity, and decision making from the perspective of ethics, integrity and impartiality as defined below by the BC Office of the Auditor General (2017).

• “Ethics is fundamental to good governance and good government. Ethics are moral principles that inform and guide individual and group behaviour. It is about bringing people together to share a set of values. Ethical behaviour is about people knowing what is right and what is wrong and doing what is right - even when no one else is looking.”
• "Integrity – [To] put the interests of the public and the public service above your own personal interests and avoid all conflicts of interest, whether real or perceived.”
• “Impartiality – [To] provide advice and recommendations free from preference or prejudice.​

In this session, Presenters will discuss examples of potentially unethical behaviour and the criteria you can use to evaluate what’s happening in order to choose your next steps.  You will also gain a better understanding of:

• The role culture plays in ensuring ethical behaviour
• The value of having a checklist that sets out the steps to follow in the event of an investigation
• What to do with a brown envelope of other whistle-blower complaint
• The importance of putting aside personal interests in decision making
• The need to allow time for delayed reactions and healing after a significant event
• Who to involve in these situations and when.

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SESSION #1 - Ethics & Integrity - Fall 2017. George Abbott, David Loukidelis, Lynda Tarras

SESSION #2 - Situational Awareness & Situational Intelligence - Fall 2017. Lynda Tarras, Joy MacPhail, Bob de Faye

SESSION #3 - Ethics & Integrity - Fall 2018. Margaret Biggs, David Loukidelis, George Abbott

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PROGRAM INFORMATION   |   programs@publicsectorleadership.ca   |  Victoria, BC  778-677-6550

***Please note that the opinions expressed in Resource Room materials, or by any of the Mentor Presenters during the course of this program, do not necessarily represent the opinions or positions of Ingrid Bergmann and Associates Inc.,  The Public Sector Leader,  the Inside Public Sector Leadership: Practical Wisdom (IPSL) production team, or any other person(s) involved in the delivery, production or support of these programs. All materials and information on this website is intended for the sole use of registered attendees of IPSL only.  © 2019 Ingrid Bergmann and Associates Inc. ​​​