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01/09/2006
Press release from:
Business Ethics
Business Ethics
Magazine Launches Weekly Radio Program On LIME, Sirius Satellite Radio,
Channel 114
Partners with LIME to
Produce Good Company
Program Focuses on Responsible Business in the 21st Century
(CSRwire)
NEW YORK – Business Ethics magazine announced today that it has
launched a one-hour weekly radio program, Good Company, on Sirius
Satellite Radio.
Hosted by award-winning journalist Michael Connor, Publisher and
Executive Editor of Business Ethics magazine, Good Company
features interviews with thought leaders from around the globe, and
executives from some of the world's leading companies, on cutting-edge
approaches to business ethics, corporate responsibility and
environmental sustainability.
Good Company is produced in partnership with LIME, a
next-generation media brand for a growing community of people seeking a
healthier, greener, more balanced lifestyle. LIME Radio connects
listeners with leading experts on a range of topics from personal
transformation to the environment, from corporate responsibility to
building better relationships, from the intuitive arts to alternative
healthcare. The majority investor in LIME is Revolution Living, a
subsidiary of Steve Case’s Revolution LLC. Mr. Case is the co-founder of
AOL.
Good Company is broadcast on LIME Radio on Sirius Satellite
Radio, Channel 114 on Thursdays 7-8 PM, Saturdays 12-1AM and Noon-1PM,
and Sundays 4-5PM (all times Eastern Standard Time). It is also streamed
live at LIME’s web site, www.lime.com.
"Good Company aims to connect listeners with the important voices
affecting business and society,” said Mr. Connor of Business Ethics.
"We’re delighted to be working with our colleagues at LIME to reach a
whole new audience with information regarding corporate responsibility
and environmental sustainability."
Guests on initial Good Company programs include Pamela Flaherty,
Senior Vice President, Citigroup; Dave Stangis, Director of Corporate
Responsibility, Intel; David Frishkorn, Director of Business Ethics and
Compliance, Xerox Corporation; Judith Samuelson, Executive Director of
the Aspen Institute's Business and Society Program; David Gebler, CEO,
Working Values, Ltd.; Joe Keefe, CEO, Pax World Funds; Steve Schueth,
President, First Affirmative Financial Network; and Marc Gunther, Senior
Writer, FORTUNE Magazine and author of "Faith & Fortune: The Quiet
Revolution to Reform American Business".
Business Ethics is the premiere U.S.- based publication providing
information and analysis on business ethics, corporate responsibility
and socially responsible investing. In addition to its magazine and the
Good Company program, Business Ethics organizes
conferences and seminars. Business Ethics is owned by New York
City-based New Mountain Media LLC.
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