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Guilt (and Reliability) by Association Issues in Ethics - V. 12, N. 1 Spring 2001 Guilt (and Reliability) by Association An Interview with Audrey MacLean As we talked with people in the start-up field, reputation came up repeatedly as a key ethical issue. Few people want to fund or work for or invest with someone who does not have a solid reputation for integrity. Angel investor Audrey MacLean noted, however, that reputation can cut both ways. For entrepreneurs who haven't had a chance to become known in Silicon Valley, it may be difficult to get a hearing. Still, MacLean reinforced the importance to investors of preserving their own reputations: The start-up environment in the Silicon Valley is, in general, as close to a meritocracy as you'll find. Full Article: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/publications/iie/v12n1/guilt.html


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