Burkenroad Institute

The 20th Annual Symposium on Business and Society was a great success. If you didn't have a chance to attend this year, read this great article from nola.com: http://bit.ly/ZwiUgh

Finance industry needs clarity on complex investment tools and a corporate culture that avoids scand The spread of investment vehicles that clients struggle to understand, some of which famously contributed to the 2008 financial crisis and years of economic strain, also creates a dilemma for finance firms trying to work transparently with their clients, said James Turley, chief executive officer of...

On stage at the Burkenroad Symposium is Ira Solomon, Dean of the Freeman School at Tulane University, James Lapeyre, President of Laitram, Jim Turley, CEO of Ernst & Young, Daryl Byrd, CEO of IberiaBank, and Adrienne Colella, professor at Tulane.

James Lapeyre of Laitram, Jim Turley, CEO of Ernst & Young, and Charles Swanson, Managing Partner of Ernst & Young at the Burkenroad Symposium breakfast.

James S. Turley speaking with a Tulane grad student at the 20th Annual Burkenroad Symposium.

The 20th Annual Burkenroad Symposium is under way! Beginning the day with breakfast and an intimate discussion with Ernst &Young CEO James S. Turley.

The 20th Annual Burkenroad Symposium featuring a conversation with James S. Turley from Ernst & Young is tomorrow morning! Have you made your RSVP? http://bit.ly/YHDXMw

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Ernst & Young employees love their CEO, James S. Turley. Find out how he earned a 95% Glassdoor ranking! http://bit.ly/Xl7tJ8

Ernst & Young Employees Think Jim Turley Is Doing a Bang-up Job | Going Concern Ernst & Young Employees Think Jim Turley Is Doing a Bang-up Job02962 reads2 Apr 2012 / ByCaleb NewquistMore social linksTwitterFacebookLinkedinGoogle+Ernst & Young global CEO Jim Turley will be retiring next summer and judging by the results of a Glassdoor ranking, that will be a very disappointing…

Check out this great article on the need to fight corruption in the global business environment from transparency.org
http://bit.ly/153vfvz

The business case for fighting corruption | space for transparency With countries under pressure to create growth and jobs, especially for the young generation just entering the job market, dealing effectively with corruption is not only an ethical imperative; it is an imperative for the well-being of the economy and society.

Check out this great article, where Ernst & Young CEO Jim Turley discusses growth opportunities for the US, how to maintain culture when expanding into new horizons, and the pros and cons of diversifying. http://bit.ly/XIRYXA

Watch this great video to find out why keeping the culture intact is the most important part of acquisition for 2013 symposium speaker Daryl Byrd. http://bit.ly/Vn8bYb

Q&A: Daryl Byrd, CEO of IberiaBank CEO of IberiaBank Daryl Byrd gives his thoughts on the Naples market.

At the 20th annual symposium James Turley, Chairman and CEO of Ernst & Young, will be discussing his experiences regarding the many changes facing world capital markets in the movement toward greater convergence of global auditing standards and global governance. http://bit.ly/YHDXMw

Daryl Byrd was named the 2012 Louisianian of the Year. Find out why he gave up a top position with a national company in order to manage an underdog like IBERIABANK, and how he turned it into one of the largest financial institutions in Louisiana. http://bit.ly/VUsk84

Daryl Byrd - Louisianian of the Year - Entrepreneur - Louisiana Life - January-February 2012 - New O Louisiana Life covers lifestyles and destinations throughout the state. It is Louisiana's only statewide general interest publication. The glossy magazine is published six times a year.