McDonald's VP for Corporate Social Responsibility Ranked Among Most Influential People in Business Ethics

December 03, 2007

McDonald's Vice President for Corporate Social Responsibility Bob Langert has been ranked among the 100 most influential people in business ethics by Ethisphere Magazine—a global publication dedicated to illuminating the correlation between ethics and profit.

“These individuals deserve tremendous praise for their efforts to advance the public discourse on issues relating to business ethics,” said Ethisphere Editor Stefan Linssen. “[They] represent many different industries and organizations—large and small, public and private—but what unites them is an unwavering commitment to promoting ethical best practices and stimulating corporate social responsibility.”

Selections for the list were made by a panel of ethics experts from major universities, with the support of research by an analyst at Ethisphere Institute. Panelists considered hundreds of nominees. The final 100 were those top-rated according to nine criteria of influence on business ethics in global business.

Earlier this year, Ethisphere named McDonald's one of the world's most ethical companies, citing our introduction of healthier food fare, sustainable packaging, food safety, and ethical purchasing practices.

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