Managing Realities and Perceptions of Agency Conduct and Performance

January 30, 2014 9:15am

Randy Jackiw
Assistant Deputy Minister, Economic Development
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs

Case Study: Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation

Rod Phillips
President & CEO
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation

  • Identifying the big reputational risks
  • What can the CEO and Board do to effectively address the negative pressure surrounding issues such as compensation; practical steps to mitigate this risk
  • Establishing ethical leadership and how to proactively influence the narrative
  • Incorporating the appropriate public reporting structure, accountability, transparency, and performance framework that is right for your agency
  • Best practices in establishing codes of conduct
  • How to address and repair public distrust created by a few isolated incidents whether real or perceived: Dealing with the pervasive nature of this general distrust and establishing transparent day-to-day business operations to help mitigate the impact on your agency
  • Lessons Learned: Essential considerations and challenges to establishing ethical leadership
  • Discussion of effective public reporting structure, accountability, transparency, and performance framework that is right for your agency; what has worked for OLG
  • Top strategies to address public distrust and how to best mitigate this risk