1. ROLE OF WHISTLEBLOWING AND ANTI-CORRUPTION MEASURES FOR BOARD MEMBERS
ICPAK Annual Governance & Ethics Conference| March 28, 2019
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2. State of the Art

3. Royal

4. Majestic

5. Imperious

6. Luxury Liner

7. High Society

8. Fine dining

9. Power Elite & Captains of Industry

10. Middle Class

11. Lower Class

12. Calamity!

13. Facts about Titanic
Massive hull, measuring 882 x 92 feet; damaged by a gash that was only 220 x 245 inches long
The gash flooded 5 watertight compartments; had it been only 4, the ship would have stayed afloat
It took (number of years) to build, but only 3hours for the famous ocean liner to sink completely
Sunk because it collided with a small iceberg, about 400 miles off the coast of Canada

14. Facts about Titanic
A total of 6 iceberg warnings were ignored during the course of that fateful night on April 14, 1912
the ship was tavelling at 22.5 knots (that’s just 0.5 knots off its max speed of 23knots); too fast for safety
there were a total of 1178 lifeboat seats available; however many left the ship only half full
only 705 passengers survived; 1503 perished
most of the survivors were women and children
The wealthy and powerful perished together with the poor and powerless workers

15. LESSONS Never too important to go under
That one safety valve could be the difference
It takes ages to build, but only a moment to destroy
Our undoing might not be about size but the hit
The signals we ignore may come to haunt us
Pace of reckless debt procurement could be our undoing
Our well laid out plans will unravel in chaos
It matters little where you sit/stand in a sinking ship
Even the finest of us is not safe when the water breaks the hull

16. Corruption Monster

17. Chief