PRESS RELEASE November 30, 2022 Tempe, Arizona FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nomination for the International Anti-Corruption Excellence Award of Qatar The management of the International Anti-Corruption Excellence Award of Qatar invited The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI) to nominate qualified individuals for the Award. Therefore, The AACI selected Mrs. Gina J. Chammas,...
November 29, 2022Technical Staff FTX is a cryptocurrency exchange that allows users to buy and sell crypto assets. Cryptocurrencies all share the same basic structure as their star asset, bitcoin: a publicly accessible “blockchain” that records ownership without controlling central authority. FTX is significant because it, along with its competitor...
November 25, 2022Technical Staff The first step to engaging university students to deter, prevent, and detect fraud and corruption starts with the Certified Anti-Corruption Fellow (CACF) program. It needs courageous and patriotic leadership to unleash tomorrow’s leaders’ potential. The nation shall lose the fight if the youth do not form...
October 29, 2022Technical Staff When corruption becomes the norm rather than the exception, the quality of life declines, and social values change. For example, the rule of law diminishes, bribery payment becomes usual and acceptable, nepotism becomes a pride source, and connections are the actual qualifications! People’s morale deteriorates, and...
October 16, 2022Mike J. Masoud On June 16, 2022, I wrote an article titled “Conflict of Interests: Prevention is better than cure.” and published it on The AACI’s official blog. I stated in the said article the following: When a person runs for public office, he must give up his...
Setting the tone at the top of what is acceptable and not acceptable sets the boundaries of expected behavior and conduct. Those charged with governance and executive management are responsible for establishing proper and adequate policies that encourage honesty and reward integrity. For example, when a company establishes a well-written whistleblowing policy, it should encourage all stakeholders to report wrongdoing. However, organizational leadership should be vigilant and have effective communication with management, employees, and other stakeholders.
Engaging Students in Fighting Corruption
Regardless of the existence of corruption, students should understand the basics and characteristics of corruption. They should learn about corruption schemes and their damages. They should also learn how to deter and prevent corruption.
Benefits of Engaging Students
An effective student engagement strategy should achieve the following goals:
Together, Empowering Tone at the Top
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