Executive Ethics Symposium
2022 Executive Ethics Symposium
August 12th, 2022
8:30am-11:00am AZ Time
Phoenix, AZ and Livestream
In-person attendance is by invite only, but if you would like to watch the event via livestream (open to the public), please click here to RSVP.
The Symposium invites top business professionals to discuss the ethical implications of various trending business topics. Previous symposiums have covered material such as artificial intelligence, the B Corp movement, and mortgage issues.
2022 Topic: The Ethical Dimensions of Digital Assets
The Executive Ethics Symposium will explore the exciting, evolving, and emerging ethical dimensions of cryptocurrency. An engaging panel of experts will explain the origins of cryptocurrency, evaluate opportunities, and examine ethical risks.
Panelists
David Byrd
Partner and Blockchain Strategy Leader for Assurance in the Americas, Ernst & Young
Scott Walker
Chief Compliance Officer, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)
Edward Han
Managing Director and Head of Crypto and Digital Asset Investment Banking, Bank of America
Support and Sponsors
Thanks to the generous support of Zanes Law, there will be no cost to participate in the Executive Ethics Symposium.
For more information about Zanes Law, please visit www.zaneslaw.com
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Previous Symposia Videos
The 2021 Executive Ethics Symposium discussed the ethical considerations of working remotely.
The 2020 Executive Ethics Symposium discussed the ethical aspects of the collection, protection, and use of data.
The 2018 Executive Ethics Symposium explored the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Participants gleaned new insights into the benefits, burdens and ethical implications of AI in society through a panel of experts from academia, business and the military.
The 2014 Executive Ethics Symposium focused on socially responsible investing:
The 2012 Executive Ethics Symposium explored the Benefit Corporation or B Corp movement, as a panel of leaders gathered at the UA to discuss ethical implications of this new legal entity.
The inaugural Executive Ethics Symposium debated strategic mortgage defaults as a panel of leaders gathered at the UA in August 2010 to hash out ethical issues.
Registration
The Executive Ethics Symposium is by invitation only.
Please contact Mariah Brown for more details.