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Follow on Google News | Second Annual "Building The Trustworthy Organization" Summit to Take Place on October 25 at FordhamBy: Fordham University "The erosion of trust in many of our major institutions has been consistent and is now at alarmingly low levels. Comparing Gallup Poll data from 2013 with scores in the 1970s shows a 70 percent decline in confidence in Congress, a 50 percent decline in banks, more than a 30 percent decline in big business, and a 30 percent decline in the presidency. Fortunately, our research shows that despite the overall declines in trust, some institutions and companies have managed to become more trustworthy and have actually increased confidence among stakeholders in this somewhat cynical age we find ourselves in," said Robert Hurley, Ph. D., professor and director of The Consortium For Trustworthy Organizations at Fordham University. The conference will shine a spotlight on how building trustworthy organizations can lead to competitive advantage and reputational excellence. It is being hosted by Fordham Schools of Business with support from Ernst & Young, LLP. The conference features a roster of speakers from Fordham, Harvard, Durham, and Duke Universities and global organizations such as IBM; Arthur W. Page Society; the Ethics & Compliance Officer Association; Registration details and additional information on the conference can be found at: http://www.trustinorganizations.com/ Prior to the conference, The Consortium For Trustworthy Organizations at Fordham University is also hosting an (http://www.marketwatch.com/ About Fordham University and The Consortium For Trustworthy Organizations Founded in 1841, Fordham is the Jesuit University of New York, offering exceptional education distinguished by the Jesuit tradition to more than 15,100 students in its four undergraduate colleges and its six graduate (http://www.marketwatch.com/ Based in New York City, The Consortium For Trustworthy Organizations at Fordham University works with some of the best researchers in the world on topics such as interpersonal trust, trust in teams, trust across cultures, designing trustworthy organizations, and repairing trust. The organization conducts and publishes ongoing research, offers educational programs, and provides trust measurement and diagnostic services. For more information, please visit: www.trustinorganizations.com. End
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