The Original Code of Ethics
The Code of Ethics which was designed and adopted by the ASCDI in the 1960’s is still, to this day an example of how a self-policing industry should function.
Members should always check the list of Ethics Violators (https://members.ascdi.com/members/violations) and the list of companies who have declined to participate in the Ethics process (https://members.ascdi.com/members/EthicsNonParticipants) before doing business with a new customer or supplier. Members should also review the Ethics Code and process at https://www.ascdi.com/ethics/ and use the tools there to train new staff members.
Remember, if you have a specific question about a transaction or just want to better understand the Ethics process, contact Karen McGaughey, Ethics Chair, at karenmcgaughey@msn.com (248-689-2424) or Association Counsel, Arthur Freierman at afreierman@freiermanlaw.com (212-332-1616).
Click here for a video overview of the ASCDI Code of Ethics.