A decision scientist with a doctorate (2021) in ethical decision making in the biopharma sector. Tremaine is the author of DECIDE: The Art and Science of Good Decision Making, Raising Thinkers – Preparing your Child for the Journey of Life and Think Smart, Work Smarter all published by Marshall Cavendish Int. and, between them, translated into Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese. In addition, she has co-authored two titles on leadership and personal success.
As a director of DECIDE Ltd and faculty of Duke Corporate Education, she works with large organisations, government departments and law enforcement to explore and improve their decision-making policies, processes and behaviours as well as ethical decision making and stakeholder engagement. She also advises on women in leadership particularly in Asia and the Middle East.
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NOONE CHOOSES EVIL- NAVIGATING ETHICAL CHALLENGE
Ethics is not for the faint of heart, nor is it optional.
Doing the right thing is increasingly difficult. The number of stakeholders impacted by organisational decisions has grown along with complexity, interconnectedness, social awareness, and the possibility of unintended consequences. What if, instead, leaders worked towards building trust between stakeholders through making ethical trade-offs in uncertainty?
But how?
No One Chooses Evil unboxes contemporary ethical decision making, freeing it from the confines of traditional ethics frameworks with insights and guidance from industry leaders on tackling tough choices and fostering values-based conversations. It explores common challenges such as the difficulty in defining the right thing to do and why ethics is a leadership skill not a compliance function.
Abu Dhabi Ministry of Interior
Astra Zeneca (since 2020)
Ayala Holdings (Philippines)
Bank of Singapore
Boehringer Ingleheim Pharmaceutical
CGI - IT and business consulting
Dentons Law - australia
Edward Jones (USA)
Emeritus Education – India/EMEA
Hikma Pharmaceuticals
IBM
Johns Manville
KOÇ Holdings - Turkey
London Business School
Mubadala (UAE Gov)
Nestlé
(Royal Court) Diwan of Oman
Salesforce
Sanlam South Africa
Standard Chartered Bank
CGI
Qualcomm
Etisalat UAE
Bupa Arabia