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Arnaud is Head of Business Ethics at ING Bank in Amsterdam, where he guides sustainability trend analyses, stakeholder engagement and reputation management associated with a broad range of banking transactions. The team engages in dialogue with key stakeholder groups such as government, civil society organisations (NGOs), clients and investors and contributes to the bank's sustainability strategy, Environmental & Social Risk policy framework and communications. Examples are ING's adherence to the Dutch Banking Sector Agreement, ING's latest defence-, coal-, and tobacco policies and ING's response to the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Arnaud is a guest lecturer at VU University Amsterdam (Institutions & Identity) and Utrecht University (Economic Ethics).
Arnaud holds a master's degree in Law, a master's degree in Marketing and a master's degree in Applied Ethics.

Arnaud had just delivered a guest-lecture at the Economic Ethics course that is part of the Applied Ethics program at Utrecht University. In this interview, we ask him about his personal experience. Bridging a gap between what a student in Applied Ethics is taught and what the corporate business ethics environment requires. Very relevant for students in applied philosophy or ethics!

Dit is een aflevering met Hicham Batou. Hij zet zich in voor de filosofie en heeft een achtergrond in de technologie sector, waar hij met name cyber security projecten heeft gedaan. Door zijn huidige interesse heeft hij veel nagedacht over de betekenis van taal omtrent technologie. Aan de hand van een fragment uit de Matrix neemt hij ons mee in zijn denkbeelden.