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Workshop- Practical Applications for Stronger Business: Ethical, Sustainable & Good Business Practices

By: scott.huish//May 23, 2012//

Workshop- Practical Applications for Stronger Business: Ethical, Sustainable & Good Business Practices

scott.huish//May 23, 2012//

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Multnomah County is sponsoring its final DBE Enrichment workshop on June 6th at 1 p.m. at OAME, providing you with tools and real life examples of how good business practices translate into sustainable future for your company, your employee, your clients, and the communities in which you work.

The Workshop 鈥淧ractical Applications for Stronger Business: Ethical, Sustainable & Good Business Practices鈥 will be led by two very distinguished speakers, Scott Lewis, CEO of Brightworks (), and Jeremy Vermilyea, 聽a leading construction attorney at Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt, a former AGC Board member and two-time Counsel to the Board of Directors.

The panelists will address a number of thought-provoking questions, and share some very practical insights.聽 Topics will include:

Defining Business Ethics

  • Does complying with the law mean one is 鈥榚thical鈥?
  • How the actions of one company can have a significant impact on the industry
  • What are the 鈥榞rey鈥 areas?
  • Are all good business practices Ethical?
  • What Do Ethical Business Practices Look Like By Law/Theory and Actual Application?
    • RFP and investors are asking about company鈥檚 practices
    • Defining What It Means To Be Sustainable
      • In what way is it more than 鈥榞reen鈥?
      • How Do Good Business Practices Translate Into A Sustainable Business?
      • How Do Sustainable Business Practices Translate Into A Good Business?
      • Does it cost more to be really Ethical and Sustainable?

The workshop will be interactive and the panelists look forward to a lively discussion.

Please confirm your attendance either by emailing Vanny Kong at [email protected] or by calling Vanny at 503 975-7073.

Location:聽 4134 N Vancouver Avenue

Time: 1-3:30 p.m.



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