Change is inevitable, and organizations today must adapt to shifting markets, cultures, and societal expectations. From the conquests of Alexander the Great to today’s cancel culture, the question remains: How can transformation be managed with integrity and accountability? 

This study explores the ethics behind organizational change and presents the Transformation Assessment Model (TAM)—a framework designed to help leaders evaluate whether their change efforts are meaningful or merely superficial. TAM emphasizes alignment across leadership, employees, and external stakeholders, ensuring that change is comprehensive and sustainable. 

In a world where societal movements call for transparency and accountability, organizations must look inward, leaning into their core values to drive ethical transformation. Download the full white paper and learn how to drive responsible, ethical transformation within your organization. 

About the Authors

David W. Miller is an independent ethics adviser and academic researcher exploring values, ethics, and leadership. 

Michael J. Thate is an expert in historical and ethical studies, examining the philosophical foundations of leadership and organizational ethics.