Developing a Culture of Character: When you Need to Do It, You Will Know

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Join us Friday, June 5, 2015 from 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. at the Chamber office for some insightful and informative discussion with President of the Central Ohio Better Business Bureau, Kip Morse!
 

Developing a Culture of Character: When You Need to Do It, You Will Know

 
Based on the UncommonSense® framework of 20 ethical characteristics that support effective leadership and positive, flourishing relationships in the workplace and the Trust Framework for Organizational Ethics. Kip will walk through the resources and tools to develop Leadership Teams built on the Foundation of Trust.  
 
Principled and Genuine. It’s not enough to put words to your principles. You must live them each day with authenticity.
 
Values Others. A true leader wants all of his team members to succeed, and thus not only values their time and efforts, but expresses that sentiment to each.
 
Seek Results. Every job, task or project must have goals. The end game is to seek results which will benefit all involved.
You must know your purpose and strive to achieve the results you desire.
 
Display Growth. If you seek results and lead your team to achieve them, you will most certainly display growth.
 
EthicalEnterprising is a term coined by the Better Business Bureau that describes organizations that are led according to the highest standards of character ethics and managed with the highest competency practices.

 
Kip Morse has been with the BBB 24 years and the Central Ohio BBB for 22 of those.  He joined the BBB of Central Ohio in 1992 as Director of Membership Development and worked his way through different responsibilities before being named President January 2002.  During the past 20 years, the Bureau has seen its membership base grow from 2000 members to over 5500 accredited businesses today.

Morse is currently serving as the President of the Ohio Association of BBBs as well as The Better Business Bureau Education Foundation, Inc. /Center for Character Ethics.   He also serves on the Board of the National Institute for Marketplace Trust in Washington DC as well as the Council of Better Business Bureaus of Directors.  He is also a Past President and current member of the Downtown SERTOMA Club.
Morse currently lives in Worthington with his wife of 26 years Leslie and their 3 daughters.

Enjoy an informative, networking opportunity with a provided breakfast and the company of your fellow Chamber members while you "Build Your Business Over Breakfast."