An ethics ombudsperson:
A) is also called a whistle-blower.
B) writes the company's code of ethics.
C) interacts with stakeholders on a daily basis.
D) handles all negative publicity for an organization.
E) officially assumes the role of corporate conscience.

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An ethics ombudsperson is an official given the responsibility of corporate conscience that hears and investigates ethics complaints and informs top management of potential ethics issues.

An Ethics Ombudsperson