Today, in the post-Enron era and, in part, also due to the enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, America's corporate leadership needs substantial input in the subject of "acceptable behavior" of regulated entities. Corporate scandals that rocked the business community in 2001-2002 have led to increasing public demands regarding both accountability and leadership. Greater liability now experienced by officers, as well as directors, provides the impetus to improve the way business is conducted.

Many firms have found it beneficial to expose various levels of their management teams to behavior modalities that lend themselves to favorable public impression and acceptance. And, regulatory authorities are taking a much closer look at individual actions as well as demonstrated corporate behaviors. Ken Reilly's "business ethics" presentation covers the subject concisely and can be customized to specific client requirements.

Environmental Keynotes
Environmental issues have come to the forefront of business today.   Regulations are constantly changing.  You need a reliable source of current knowledge to keep you informed and in compliance.   Ken Reilly's convention presentations fall into two categories: 

He discusses the fundamentals: Environmental TQM, Marketing to the Environmentally Aware Buyer and Building Employee "Green" Consciousness.  The "International" topic includes the growth of ISO 14000 certification and it's worldwide consequences.

Corporate Directorships
Judge Ken Reilly discusses the selection/composition of various size boards, along with the compensation, qualifications, duties, and liabilities of corporate directors.  He has a unique ability to translate difficult legal jargon into everyday, easily understood language.  With humor, plain language and extensive reference to support materials, Ken provides valuable inputs to corporate executives seeking the assistance of qualified individuals who can effectively move and grow a business. The questions he puts forth include: