Frank Vogl has been lecturing at business, academic, NGO and association meetings and conferences for more than two decades. He is represented by several lecture agencies. His prime focus is on evolving critical issues in business and government ethics in an era of globalization and against a background of a rapidly changing international economic environment.

Frank writes extensively on these subjects. Some of his contributions to recent books and other articles are highlighted in the NEWS section of the HOME page.

Some of the lectures that he has delivered that embrace a broad range of highly topical current themes include the following:

• Business Ethics and Public Interest--Development & Anti-Corruption Perspectives Frank Vogl's Address to IV Global Forum on Fighting Corruption, Brasilia
  June 8, 2005
• Nowhere to Hide: The Challenge of Managing Corporate Ethics Frank Vogl's Address to Valmont Industries Accounting & Finance Seminar, Valmont Industries, Inc., Omaha, Nebraska
  May 15, 2005
• Ethics, Corruption & Globalization Keynote Address to Goodwill International
  June 22, 2003
• Isn't it time for U.S. business to stop paying bribes? Presented to the Ethics Institute, Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio
  May 13, 2003
• The U.S. business scandals: perspectives on ethics and culture at home and abroad. Presented to the TransAtlantic Business Ethics Conference, Georgetown University, Washington DC.
  September 27, 2002
• World Business Trends Please find here articles and excerpts from speeches in the last two years.
  (Updated July, 2003)
• Global Integrity Management Corporate Integrity and Globalization
  Smeal College of Business Administration, Pennsylvania State University.
  March 23, 2001 (Updated October, 2002)
• Global Public Relations Please find here:
  1. An excerpt from the Spring 2001 "Strategist" magazine (the Journal of the Public Relations Society of America); and
  2. An Arthur W. Page Society Global Workshop Presentation
• Corruption The following are excerpts from two related presentations by Frank Vogl in his capacity as Vice Chairman of Transparency International - the not-for-profit anti-corruption organization -www.transparency.org.
  Please find here:
  
  1. Business and Corruption
  2. Transparency International and the Fight Against Corruption

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