Leading the ethical organisation
Sir Christopher Ghika KCVO, CBE, Under Treasurer, Middle Temple, and former Major General Commanding the Household Division, British Army
Brigadier Rob Hedderwick, Assistant Chief of Staff, Land Operations, British Army

We talk a lot about high performance in the context of business, and we generally mean high efficiency, low cost, and a high level of decision-making effectiveness. But how often do we consider ethics, and the impact of doing the right thing? In this discussion, we’ll be joined by two distinguished leaders who will share their perspectives on ethical behaviour as leaders. The Army has a unique perspective with one of our guest speakers, Brig Rob Hedderwick arguing in a paper for the Centre for Army Leadership that "the moral component is the foundation upon which physical and conceptual excellence is built." High performance should only ever be built on a foundation of ethical conduct, and must be led by individuals and teams with a commitment to treating staff, customers and communities in the right way. With Finance generally identified as being the most ethical part of commercial organisations, CFOs and their teams can be drivers of good conduct. Join The Global CFO Network as we discuss these issues with Rob and Christopher. Sir Christopher Ghika took on the leadership role at Middle Temple - one of England’s four Inns of Court - in 2023, after a distinguished career in the armed forces, including as Deputy Commander, Combined Joint Task Force Inherent Resolve in Iraq, and as Major General Commanding the Household Division and General Officer Commanding London District. Brig Rob Hedderwick was previously the Commander of the Army Special Operations Brigade, and is now working in Army Headquarters as the Army’s Operations Officer. He has enjoyed the privilege of an extensive career leading people.

To be followed by a facilitated member discussion.

This session will commence with drinks, and will include light food.

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