An impressive list of high-profile speakers will analyze how and why unethical behavior can erupt within our key institutions in a series of summer panel discussions at the UH-Mānoa campus.
Experts from the fields of entertainment, athletics, medicine, law, education, and business will offer perspectives on ethics in each of these arenas as part of the free, public “Will Weinstein Ethics Conversation Series” that begins this week.
The panels run from 6-7:30 p.m. from July 14 – August 11.
Among the speakers are: U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright; Simon Potts, former artist and repertoire executive for Arista, Elektra and Capitol Records; Chris McCutcheon, CEO and President of TRI Studios; Bob Harrison, Chairman and CEO of First Hawaiian Bank; and Mary Bitterman, President of the Bernard Osher Foundation and Lead Independent Director, Bank of Hawaii.
The series is sponsored by the William S. Richardson School of Law and the Shidler College of Business. Along with the public talks, the Weinstein series offers a summer school course for law and business students, and continuing education credits for licensed attorneys.
A long-time investment and financial advisor who has also been active in stock exchange leadership, Weinstein is an authority on legal and business ethics and has taught and lectured extensively both in the U.S. and abroad.
The panel line-up:
• July 14: Ethics in College and Professional Athletics, Classroom 2, Richardson Law School.
• July 16: Ethics in Entertainment, Architecture Building, Room 205.
• July 21: Corporate Governance; The Ethical Behavior of Charitable Organizations, Law School, Classroom 2.
• July 23: Fraud and Its Recent Giants, Law School, Classroom 2.
• July 28: Legal Ethics, Law School, Classroom 2.
• August 4: Medical Ethics, Law School, Classroom 2.
• August 11: Ethics of Capitalism, Law School, Classroom 2.
See flyer for a complete list of speakers.