Who is zEthics.com?
What does zEthics.com do?
zEthics, Inc.
2320 E. Baseline Road
Ste 148 - 164
Phoenix, AZ 85042-6951
Telephone: 888-668-0080
FAX: 888-668-0089
E-mail: info@zethics.com
If you were presented with an opportunity that would: put an end to corporate scandals, reign in excessive compensation for executives, rebuild public confidence in corporate America, and had the potential to generate significant wealth, would you invest for wealth creation, or contribution? zEthics is motivated by contribution!
A key component of billionaire Warren Buffet’s investment strategy is to invest in companies run by honest and competent executives. Unfortunately, the 2008/2009 study by accounting firm KPMG suggests that 75% of employees believe that executives at their publicly traded company engage in questionable business practices.
Recent studies suggest that employees have the greatest opportunity to uncover fraud. zEthics, Inc. offers an innovative solution by acquiring information about the questionable business practices of executives from employees of publicly traded companies, and disseminating this information to those who need it.
The Investor Protection Act expands the authority of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to protect investors and the public by ensuring that they have the information they need to make sound investment decisions.
zEthics, Inc. captures information by providing employees of publicly traded companies with a structured process to disclose questionable business practices of executives, and disseminates this information to our customers by selling annual subscriptions to our online information service. As an incentive, zEthics, Inc. sets aside 10% of gross revenues for a rewards program to attract and retain employee responses to our surveys, questionnaires, suggestion form and ethics action reports, offering gift cards and online gift certificates.zEthics provides Federal and State Regulatory agencies unrestricted access to our information online, and help employees attain awards of up to 30% of the monetary sanctions issued by the SEC in excess of $1million.