Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, USA

Sam M. Walton College of Business is an academic institution focused on supply chain management education and research. It is part of the University of Arkansas and is dedicated to providing high-quality business education to its students.

CCI Score

59.29

-0.03% April 18

Latest Event

Avoid Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains

The Walton College of Business released an educational episode focusing on avoiding forced labor and promoting ethical practices in global supply chains. The initiative emphasizes the importance of supply chain ethics and worker protection, aligning with anti-fascist principles by advocating for human rights and corporate accountability.

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Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

OCT

01

2023

Avoid Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains
68.52

The Walton College of Business released an educational episode focusing on avoiding forced labor and promoting ethical practices in global supply chains. The initiative emphasizes the importance of supply chain ethics and worker protection, aligning with anti-fascist principles by advocating for human rights and corporate accountability.
+80

Supply Chain Ethics

March 27

This episode directly addresses the critical issue of forced labor within global supply chains by offering practical business ethics guidance. By educating on how to avoid forced labor, Walton College is reinforcing ethical sourcing practices and advocating for effective supply chain governance, actions that are aligned with anti-fascist stances against exploitation.

Season 1, Episode 8: Avoid Forced Labor | Walton College | University
DEC

31

2021

Forced Labor Prevention Workshop
57.51

The Sam M. Walton College of Business hosted a workshop as part of the 'Let's Talk about Forced Labor' program, aiming to educate over 900 participants about human trafficking and forced labor issues. This event demonstrates a commitment to addressing labor exploitation and improving ethical practices in supply chains.
+80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 27

The workshop directly addressed forced labor and human trafficking, reflecting strong advocacy for labor rights and ethical responsibility. By engaging a large audience on these critical issues, the event underscores the institution's commitment to combating labor exploitation and supporting anti-authoritarian values.

Truckers Against Trafficking: Let's Talk about Forced Labor Workshop
SEP

01

2021

Walton College Business Integrity Leadership Initiative Launches Anti-Forced Labor Programs
51.84

The initiative at Sam M. Walton College of Business underscores a strong commitment to ethical practices and public accountability by launching educational programs on forced labor and modern slavery. By hosting discussions and workshops that address supply chain ethics and human rights, the college promotes integrity and challenges exploitative practices.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 27

The program contributes positively to public and political discourse by promoting awareness of forced labor and integrity in business practices. It positions the college as an institution actively engaging in debates around human rights and ethical leadership, which counters authoritarian and exploitative practices.

Walton College Business Integrity Leadership Initiative Announces New Fall Programs
+80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 27

The college's proactive approach in launching educational series and programs focused on forced labor and modern slavery reflects a high standard of business ethical responsibility. By fostering discussions on supply chain ethics and corporate social responsibilities, the initiative strengthens commitment to ethical practices and supports anti-authoritarian values.

Walton College Business Integrity Leadership Initiative Announces New Fall Programs