As an increasing number of apps ask for more and more of our data, consumers have grown wary. Gone are the days of the default “public profile” as more users demand privacy and control over their personal information. The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative at the CU Denver Business School hosted a panel event on October 25, 2019 with three representatives from the Denver office of Strava, a hugely popular fitness tracking app, to discuss the ethical considerations of wide-scale data collection from Strava’s perspective.  Read more

Hans Mortimer is excited to begin a new career as a public accountant after graduating from the MS Accounting program at CU Denver in the spring of 2020, just one year after enrolling in the program. Hans’ path to an accounting degree was not straightforward, but his passion for continued growth and learning drew him back to school to study accounting. Hans originally studied biology and K-12 education as an undergraduate at the University of California – Berkeley, where he studied Vitamin A metabolism as a student researcher in the Napoli lab.  Read more

How to handle user data with transparency and choice in mind Join panelists from Strava, a leading fitness app company, to explore the ethical considerations of wide-scale data collection. Panelists:

• Danielle Caldwell, Data Protection Officer
• Meg Howe, Senior Product Manager
• Erik Sunde, Customer Success GIS Engineer

Moderated by Patricia Nickel, Ph.D. > No registration fee, no RSVP required
> Open to all students, faculty, staff, and the general public
> 1.5 CPE credit hours in Ethics available from the Colorado Chapter of ACFE    Read more

The Student Center for the Public Trust with the Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative will hold their fall kickoff meeting featuring keynote speaker Alfonzo Alexander. Alfonzo Alexander is the Chief Ethics and Diversity Officer of NASBA and the President of NASBA’s Center for the Public Trust.  Read more

DENVER, October 8, 2019 —The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative (DFEI) at the University of Colorado Denver Business School announces that Bob Hottman, partner at Plante Moran, has been selected as the 2019 Bill Daniels Ethical Leader of the Year. Now in its fifth year, the award will be presented to Hottman at the State of Small Business on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, hosted by the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and the University of Colorado Denver Business School.  Read more

The University of Colorado Denver Business School is calling for nominations for the 5^th annual Bill Daniels Ethical Leader of the Year award. The award recognizes local leaders that demonstrate exceptional integrity and ethics in business. The recipient will be recognized at the State of Small Business event on Tuesday, October 29, 2019 at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.  Read more

We’re looking for inspirational leaders that are committed to ethics and integrity in our community.  We know the Denver area is home to many accomplished business leaders who share Bill Daniels’ commitment to ethics. Please help identify and recognize these inspirational leaders by nominating someone you know for the 2019 Bill Daniels Ethical Leader of the Year award.   Read more