Professor Roger Steare is a renowned expert who advises boards and executive teams on building high-performing, high-integrity organizations. His work with BP following the Gulf of Mexico disaster has been instrumental in the company's recovery plan, with his decision-making framework and leadership training endorsed by the US Department of Justice Consent Agreement in 2016. He has also guided Barclays and HSBC, drawing on evidence-based best practices from various sectors worldwide. Professor Steare's extensive empirical research on personal and professional integrity, including his MoralDNA® Profile, has been cited in papers published by organizations such as the Chartered Management Institute, the Chartered Insurance Institute, and EY. His book, "ethicability," has sold over 25,000 print copies and has been licensed as an e-book to over 600,000 employees in the companies he advises. Additionally, Professor Steare teaches and writes for Thinkers50, a highly regarded resource for identifying top thinkers in the business world. He holds the positions of Visiting Professor in the Practice of Organizational Ethics and Corporate Philosopher in Residence at Cass Business School, and he also teaches at Duke Corporate Education, FTIE Corporate Learning Alliance, and London Business School.
Roger Steare discusses ethical guidelines for AI use, emphasizing the importance of human values and responsibility in technology development and application.
Roger Steare's talk, "Ethical Fitness For Leaders," emphasizes the importance of moral judgment and integrity in leadership, advocating for ethical decision-making as a core leadership competency.
Roger Steare's talk, "Hire Character, Train Skill," emphasizes prioritizing moral values and integrity in hiring processes, advocating for developing skills later.
