Ethical challenges in Communication – Statement based on the Helsinki Ethics 2020 Conference

Communication professionals in different fields are facing similar challenges, including issues of a global scale. Addressing these issues and finding solutions require both local and international collaboration. Based on the talks and discussion at the Helsinki Ethics Conference, key observations, visions for the future and essential steps forward are summarized in a conference manifesto. In this webinar session the manifesto will be presented by Dr. Henrik Rydenfelt, Statement Committee Chair. Joining the discussion are also Suzanne van Gils, PhD, BI Norwegian Business School and Karoliina Lehmusvirta, Marketing & Communications Director, Ramboll. You're invited to join the discussion online!

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18.11.2020 16:00 – 18.11.2020 17:15

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Communication professionals in different fields are facing similar challenges, including issues of a global scale. Addressing these issues and finding solutions require both local and international collaboration. Based on the talks and discussion at the Helsinki Ethics Conference, key observations, visions for the future and essential steps forward are summarized in a conference manifesto.

In this webinar session the manifesto will be presented by Dr. Henrik Rydenfelt, University of Helsinki and Chair, Statement Committee. Joining the discussion are also Suzanne van Gils, PhD, BI Norwegian Business School and Karoliina Lehmusvirta, Marketing & Communications Director, Ramboll.

You're invited to join the discussion online!

Time: Wed 18 Nov at 4 pm–​5.15 pm

Webinar will be held on Teams.

 

Speakers:

Henrik Rydenfelt, PhD, is a researcher who has concentrated on pragmatist views in philosophy of science, meta-ethics and social and political philosophy. In addition, he has conducted research and published on ethical questions in communication, journalism, social media, scientific research and technology.

Suzanne van Gils, PhD, is a lecturer in management communication and ethics at BI Norwegian Business School. Her research focuses on (im)moral behavior in organizations, identity processes, and leader-employee interactions. Recent projects focus among others on ethical leadership communication and meaningful work. Suzanne has published in top tier journals such as Human Relations, Leadership Quarterly, and Journal of Applied Psychology. She is a section co-editor of the quantitative leadership section at Journal of Business Ethics.

Karoliina Lehmusvirta is a marketing and communications director curious about human mind. She works at Ramboll, a leading engineering, architecture and consultancy company founded in Denmark in 1945. Prior to joining Ramboll, she held various communications positions at Fortum and at Nokia. Karoliina holds a Master’s Degree from University of Turku, Finland. 

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