CROTON CHRONICLE GUEST EDITORIAL: PERCEPTION OF CONFLICT DESERVES TRANSPARENCY, NOT SUPPRESSION BY JONATHAN MANN

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THE CROTON CHRONICLE  -  OCT. 27, 2025



"...a call for openness and recognition that addressing a reasonable perception of conflict is itself an ethical responsibility."

As a corporate leader, I’ve learned that the perception of a conflict of interest can be as damaging as the conflict itself. In many organizations, if there is a reasonable basis to suspect a conflict might exist, those involved are expected to correct the situation or face disciplinary action, even termination, regardless of whether any actual misconduct occurred. READ MORE AT Guest Editorial: Perception of Conflict Deserves Transparency, Not Suppression.