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Orrin Ames

Dr. Orrin K. Ames teaches business ethics, law, and ethical leadership to undergraduate and graduate students in the Sorrell College of Business at Troy University. He is an attorney with over 50 years of litigation experience with the U.S. Army, the Bell System, and the law firm of Hand Arendall in Mobile, Alabama. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama; his law degree from the Cumberland School of Law; and his advanced law degree from Harvard Law School. He retired from his law firm and came to Troy in 2011.

Why teach business ethics?

I see that the woke psyche is being incorporated by business leaders into how American business is conducted today.

October 7, 2021