Bruce Weinstein, Ph.D. The Ethics Guy® and Forbes Contributor

So much value in so little time! WOW! Really, today's call impressed me in many ways, and I have actions to take to move closer to my goals. Thank you so much for being in my corner!

Such a great meeting! Bruce never ceases to inspire. I walked away from this call with renewed energy and direction developing a couple of presentations for various organizations. Thanks a million!

Dr. Bruce Weinstein provided me with encouragement, information, and direction toward my dream of publishing materials to help organizations and their employees create more harmony, motivation, and performance. Furthermore, Bruce always remains "on-brand" as a notable expert on ethics. The call I shared was, frankly, the best money I have spent in years which has already begun to pay dividends. I highly recommend booking time with Bruce Weinstein, PhD, "The Ethics Guy" as soon as possible.

Bruce was great, really smart and full of excellent ideas. Loved our call.

Bruce is an amazing professional, I've booked him on a National Televison morning show to deliver the most up to date information on breaking news stories. He comes highly reccomended.

Bruce has great experience, insights, intellect, talent, compassion, integrity and honesty. I have worked with him on a number of projects over the years and you cannot find a more reliable, more trustworthy person to work with. I have the highest respect for him as a person and as a professional. I always look forward for any opportunity to wotk with him. You will too!

Bruce conducted a presentation entitled, "Tough Choices- Ethics in Professional Sports" to the NFL Player Developement Department, which proved to be valuable and relevant. Bruce was easy to work with and clearly has a deep and detailed knowledge of this subject area.

I have worked with Bruce since he became a columnist at BusinessWeek and have found him to be very innovative and responsive. I value his comments and suggestions. I look forward to continuing to work with him.

Bruce Weinstein has brought a refreshing air of reason and ethical argument to the public arena. It has been my pleasure to work with Bruce on presentations to college students, workshops to philosophy teachers, and as an informal editor on his most current book on ethics for pre-teens and teenagers.

Bruce reminds us of the need to respect each other, of the need to care for each other, and the need to work in communities to build character. He reminds us, young and old alike, that thinking carefully is an ethical obligation and that "virtue" is not out of fashion. One need only listen to his insightful commentaries on CNN to understand how he encourages us to walk the talk, to have courage to do what we should rather than merely what we can.

Bruce's commentaries emphasize the "how" of what we do, reminding us that motive and intent are important in making thoughtful, respectful, fair and just choices.

Bruce Werinstein has brought philosophy and philosophical discussion back to the public arena where it is meant to be. He reminds us that theory is empty without practice, and that no matter who we are--politician, CEO, teacher, student, laborer, banker, lawyer, family member--we owe it to ourselves and others to act rightly and to have right reasons to support our choices. Understanding and rational, reflective thought need to be engaged by each of us if we are to change our world in any meaningful way.

What Bruce teaches us, in the manner in which Socrates engaged his students, is to examine our choices, and not only to not harm ourselves or others, but actively pursue doing good for ourselves and others.

I most heartedly recommend that individuals listen carefully to his commentaries, read his articles in Business Week, and to talk with family members about his examples and principles for moral choice in a "modern" society.

Bruce Weinstein has served as a commentator on business ethics for BusinessWeek.com videos I've produced. He is articulate, knowledgeable, composed, and dependable. I look forward to having a long working relationship with him.