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Executive Ethics is a primer for leaders seeking to cultivate ethical thinking and action in their work.

Equip yourself with the tools to navigate ethical challenges and lead with integrity. Executive Ethics is a two-day experience that offers decision-making frameworks to tackle dilemmas, combat biases and strengthen ethical leadership. Through peer discussions and applied learning, you’ll gain the courage and clarity to act on your values.

Duration

2 days

Delivery format

In-person

Group size

2 moderators
Up to 20 participants

Melbourne
Perth
Sydney

Audience

Senior and emerging leaders

Investment

$2,885 ex GST

Krithika Hansen, TelstraSuper

Develop your ethical leadership with real-world tools and peer collaboration

Executive Ethics equips you to tackle complex dilemmas through case studies, ethical scenarios, and guided discussions. You’ll sharpen your decision-making frameworks and be guided by expert Moderators and the peers alongside you​.

  • Engage in collaborative peer discussions to reflect on ethical challenges and explore diverse perspectives in a supportive environment.

  • Work through real-world case studies that mirror the ethical dilemmas you face as a leader.

  • Apply structured decision-making frameworks to navigate complex ethical challenges with confidence.

  • Practise ethical decision-making in interactive role-playing exercises to build clarity and readiness under pressure.

How is Executive Ethics delivered?

Executive Ethics is a focused two-day experience, designed to act as a primer for leaders seeking to incorporate or renew ethical thinking and action as part of their leadership practice.

Duration

2 days

Format

Peer-based learning, case studies, and interactive role-playing exercises

Suited to

Senior and emerging leaders across public, private and non-profit sectors, seeking to connect values-based leadership and ethical thinking with their work, organisation and ecosystem.

Investment

$2,885 ex GST

Executive Ethics program calendar

  • September 16, 2026

    September 17, 2026

    Executive Ethics

    Sydney

  • November 24, 2026

    November 25, 2026

    Executive Ethics

    Melbourne

  • April 14, 2027

    April 15, 2027

    Executive Ethics

    Melbourne

  • May 18, 2027

    May 19, 2027

    Executive Ethics

    Sydney

An ethical leader is at pains to question how they live with the contradictions and tensions of leading in a modern organisation and how to do that in an ethically rigorous way. It’s about building a better society.

Jerome Reid, Australian Department of Defence Joint Capabilities Group

The beauty for me of the Colloquium is that it didn’t prescribe what we should think or believe or adapt into our lives and leadership practices. Rather it challenged us to think deeply and critically and ground our future decisions and behaviours in our own judgement of what is right, ethical and just in today’s world. A life’s work.

Simon Holloway, Director Environment & Infrastructure, City of Stonnington

The Colloquium is a rare opportunity to genuinely consider different ways of understanding our roles as moral agents. Time to reflect deeply on why and how we participate in making the world around us, and find opportunities to do more to align our lives to our values. As leaders we are uniquely obliged to be aware and thoughtful of our impact and strive to be better. I feel better equiped to take this challenge on.

Suzie Fry, Senior Manager Crime Prevention and Policy Reform, Department of Justice and Community Safety

Find out how Executive Ethics will support your career as a leader

Submit an expression of interest to receive the program overview and our team will get in touch to discuss which Cranlana experience is best suited to your experience and vision for leadership.

Frequently asked questions

What do I get to show that I’ve completed Executive Ethics?2024-12-13T09:57:30+10:00

As well as being welcomed into our flourishing community of alumni, following your completion of the Executive Ethics curriculum, you will be sent a digital badge, powered by Credly and Monash University, which you can use to showcase your achievement across your networks.

What does the cost of Executive Ethics cover?2024-12-13T09:57:08+10:00

As well as the program content and facilitation by our Moderators, your investment includes the program materials and refreshments including morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.

I’m ready to enrol but I can’t make it to the program’s location on the date I want. Can I attend virtually?2024-12-13T09:56:52+10:00

Executive Ethics is run completely in-person and we do not offer recordings or video conferencing. 

While Cranlana runs some events and programs virtually or with digital delivery elements, Executive Ethics is designed so the leaders and Moderators can detach themselves from their working lives and commit wholly to the dialogue and experiences which take place in the room.

Is Executive Ethics right for me if I’m not in a C-suite or executive leadership role?2024-12-13T09:56:36+10:00

Absolutely! While the program is best suited to senior and emerging leaders, reach out if you’d like to discuss whether it’s a good fit for you and our Client Engagement team will get back to you: hello@cranlana.org.au

I’m hesitant to share my professional and personal experiences with people I don’t know during the program. How do you ensure confidentiality?2025-08-25T12:19:43+10:00

Confidentiality is extremely important to us and is reflected in the values we establish during the program and the utilisation of Chatham House Rules. While you’ll never be required to share anything you don’t want to, what’s discussed in the room stays in the room, allowing for honest and candid conversations.

How does Executive Ethics differ from other leadership or professional development courses I’ve done?2024-12-13T09:56:02+10:00

Executive Ethics focuses on active learning and personal reflection. We use a unique peer-based approach that encourages deep dialogue, challenging assumptions and developing your own ethical agency rather than memorising rules.

How do I apply for Executive Ethics?2024-12-13T09:55:43+10:00

Once you’ve identified the Executive Ethics date and location you’d like to join, fill out the application form on this page and we’ll get in touch with you within two business days to confirm your place.

If you’re interested in applying for the program but have more questions, there’s a place on the form where you can let us know you’d like to discuss the program with our team before committing to a date.

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