Yearly Archives: 2016
The new CSR equation
Trust in business goes hand in hand with transparency argues Miranda Ingram in the March...
GoodCorporation welcomes Transparency International’s Report on Global Corruption in Sport
“When you can write a 400-page report about why something is wrong, you’re not dealing...
Dame Janet Smith Review published by the BBC
The BBC has published in full the report by Dame Janet Smith of her inquiry into...
Sport needs a new set of rules
As Transparency International (TI) states in its latest global report, corruption in sport is not...
Navigating from Safe Harbour to Privacy Shield
Following revelations regarding mass surveillance operations by the US National Security Agency, the mechanisms through...
Sports Governance: what does good look like and are sports governing bodies doomed to fail?
GoodCorporation’s first Business Ethics Debate of 2016 began with the suggestion that sport’s governing bodies...
GoodCorporation launches Sports Governance Framework
Sport has moved off the back page to become front-page news. With repeated allegations of...
The case for debarment
Losing a contract because something goes wrong is a business headache that most organisations strive...
Deregulation and the anti-corruption agenda
In many circles it is widely held that business and regulation are polar opposites: the...
An open relationship
Moves to boost transparency in the relationships between healthcare professionals and pharmaceutical companies come into...
Why do good companies behave badly?
The debate began by asking what we mean by a ‘good’ company? In English, ‘good’...