Post by Antoine Jude

Association for Ethical Transformations - why and what For years, organizational transformations have often been met with challenges—at best, they’re difficult; at worst, they fail. To change this narrative, a collective of consultants, coaches, business leaders, universities, and schools from 8 countries came together to create the Association for Ethical Transformations (AET). Our mission? To guide organizations toward truly ethical and impactful transformation. What does ethics look like in action? For AET, ethics isn’t just a lofty ideal. It’s a practical, transformative way of thinking, acting, and leading that shapes not only organizations but the people within them. Through our five core pillars, we’ve seen how ethics can be a powerful compass in the real world. Let me share some stories that bring these principles to life—stories of leaders, teams, and organizations embracing ethical transformation to navigate complexity and drive meaningful change. What’s your story? How have you seen ethics influence decisions, strengthen relationships, or shape outcomes in your professional journey? I’d love to hear your experiences—drop a comment or send me a message. Together, let’s explore how ethics can lead the way to a brighter future. Want to learn more or join the movement? Visit us at: https://lnkd.in/e78KPHpe Laure Sureau Marilyne Lacaze Jean-Michel OWONO-NDI Thomas Kostrzewa Avelina (Lina) Martin Calvo Aude Vignot Nicolas Tropini Jean-Christophe Vidal Miriam Larios Mejía Richard J. Major Juan Antonio Ramos-Yzquierdo Rasmus Kej Åradsson Laurence LITTLER Julie Bourrelly Nora Raya Gill Webb Sally Hopper @ Gerard Zivy Maximilien BRABEC Laetitia Boetto Mathias Mangels Luis Bravo Méndez Albino Sanchez LILIANA AYESTARAN Szilvia Réka Ivanics Linda Boussouak Pierre-Paul Cornet Bénédicte Ménard Beatrice Rivas-Siedel Celine Peyrot Marie Allard-Méeus Pauline Noack Fraissignes Jean-Charles Hainglaise, PhD Julián Pérez-Duarte Escobar Connie Reber Jérôme Bocquet Robert Weisz Philippe Bourgeois