As a global biopharmaceutical company navigated a period of accelerated expansion, it partnered with Principia to proactively strengthen its leadership decision-making capabilities and preserve the company’s values-driven culture.
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How Ethical Decision Making Frameworks Enhance Strategic Thinking When leaders face complex decisions, cognitive biases often narrow our field of vision. We default to familiar metrics, overlook peripheral stakeholders, and underestimate long-term implications. Traditional business frameworks, while valuable, can compound this problem by focusing solely on quantifiable metrics, familiar solutions and immediate outcomes. The result? Critical […]
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How to respond to an ethics crisis
At Principia, we help leaders of complex organizations to respond effectively when an ethics crisis hits. We do this by enabling leaders to rapidly diagnose the root causes of ethical failure, remediate them, and drive cultural renewal. In the following article, David Rodin, Founder of Principia, reveals five crucial insights into the ways leaders can […]
ESG regulation, specifically the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence (CSDDD) will enhance transparency over companies’ sustainability performance. In heavily regulated sectors like healthcare, there is a longstanding tendency to focus on what ‘we can do’ according to regulation, rather than what ‘we should do’ to align […]
In response to allegations that led to a well-publicised crisis of trust, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) engaged Principia to conduct a comprehensive ethical culture review.
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In the late 1980s, Delta Airlines struggled to address a series of incidents, including pilots landing at the wrong airport. The incidents were typically due to some poor decision made by a Delta pilot, resulting in Miami-bound planes landing in Fort Lauderdale, for example. However, Delta Airlines’ efforts to correct for these errors seemed to have little effect.