How Clarios Makes Celebrating Integrity a Global Event

Episode 98 July 16, 2024 00:10:55
How Clarios Makes Celebrating Integrity a Global Event
Ethicast
How Clarios Makes Celebrating Integrity a Global Event

Jul 16 2024 | 00:10:55

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Hosted By

Bill Coffin

Show Notes

This year, Clarios - a leading provider of energy storage - earned its second World’s Most Ethical Companies® recognition, underscoring just how seriously the company takes ethics, compliance, and a culture of integrity. Deborah Spanic, VP, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, explains how Clarios goes all in with an ambitious international trophy tour to recognize and energize the local compliance champions at the heart of their ethical culture.

(Note: There were a few sound issues during the recording of this episode, but we had a great conversation with Deborah, and you'll definitely benefit from her insights.) 

To learn more about the integrity efforts underway at Clarios, please visit clarios.com. On their main page, hit the Company tab, and from there, hit Mission & Values for links to their Code of Ethics, Whistleblower Policy, Conflict Minerals Policy, and more.

Also, be sure to read our World’s Most Ethical Companies profile with Deborah in the Spring 2023 issue of Ethisphere Magazine, available at magazine.ethisphere.com.

To learn more about the 2024 World’s Most Ethical Companies honorees, visit worldsmostethicalcompanies.com.

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