Al Gini is Professor of Business Ethics at LoyolaUniversity Chicago, USA, where he is also Chair of the Departmentof Management in the Quinlan School of Business. A co-founder andlong-time associate editor of Business Ethics Quarterly, thejournal of the Society for Business Ethics, Professor Gini has for25 years been the resident philosopher on the NPR affiliate inChicago, WBEZ-FM, and is a regular speaker on the public lecturecircuit. His books include The Ethics of Business (2012),which he co-authored with Alexei Marcoux; Seeking The Truth ofThings (2010); Why It s Hard to Be Good (2006);and The Importance of Being Lazy: In Praise of Play, Leisure andVacations (2003). Ronald M. Green is Eunice & Julian Cohen Professorfor the Study of Ethics and Human Values at Dartmouth College, USA.He served as the director of Dartmouth s Ethics Institutefrom 1992 until 2011. Professor Green is actively involved innumerous fields of applied ethics, particularly bioethics andbusiness ethics, and is a consultant to a number of leadingcorporations including Ogilvy & Mather. A former director ofthe National Institutes of Health s National Human GenomeResearch Institute, Professor Green has also been a member of theNIH s Human Embryo Research Panel. He was awarded aGuggenheim Fellowship in 2005. Professor Green s manypublications include The Ethical Manager (1993) andBabies by Design (2007).