Owning The Issue Of Accountability

Owning the Issue of Accountability Tulsa, OK, October 23, 2015: Rick Muncrief, President and CEO of WPX Energy, spoke at the Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium (OK Ethics) luncheon on Thursday, October 22nd 2015. The luncheon was held on the Doubletree Hotel in downtown Tulsa. Muncrief’s inspiring subject on Accountability enthralled over 200 attendees. Muncrief motivated his audience to remember the ‘Code of the West:’ “Live each day with courage. Take delight in your work. Always end what you start. Do what needs to be accomplished. Be tough, but be truthful. When you make a promise, keep it. Ride for the brand. Talk less and sell extra. Remember that some things aren’t on the market. Know where to draw the line.” Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium was based in 2003 as an expert organization that hosts monthly boards on enterprise ethics in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. With the aim to advertise enterprise ethics and integrity in the office, OK Ethics has touched the live s of over three-thousand attendees. Travis Jones, CEO of Career Development Partners, has been a member of the OK Ethics Board of Directors since 2014. “Marcia McCloud opened the assembly with the guiding ideas of OK ethics and introduced her boss, Rick Muncrief, as a modern day Roy Rogers. It was a testomony to his leadership for someone in his group to introduce Rick as man of high character and one who leads with integrity.” Original founding member, Rick Christensen stated, “OK Ethics continues to promote ethical corporate practices and by e-mail. Notify me of new posts by email. South Harvard Ave, Suite A Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) Toll Free: (866) We assist employers all through the employee life cycle - beginning with figuring out, deciding on and on-boarding the right people, to developing their leadership expertise, to exiting the organization. Career Partners International CPI Privacy Statement Locations List Career Development Partners can help you anyplace on the planet by way of our partnering firm, CPI.