Contact Us

Graphic Artists Guild

2248 Broadway #1341
New York, NY 10024

Tel: (212) 791-3400

Business Ethics: Using Contracts and Courtesy to Your Advantage

Presented By: Mark Monlux

Build your business on ethical business practices that yield a steady stream of assignments and referrals.

Good business ethics keeps customers coming back. Build the bedrock of your business with a steady stream of assignments and referrals based on this business ethics course that analyzes a variety of business ethics issues. Develop a practical code of business ethics based on 20 years of direct experience.

Program Highlights:

– Full Rights Buyout
– Moral Rights
– Copyright Law & Negotiation		 – Indispensable Contract Clauses
– Responding to Derivative Work
– Ethics of Markups		 – Confidence Builds Relationships
– How to Enforce Your Rights

Non-Member Price: $9.95

$35.00

Members – Access the teleclass for FREE – as a benefit of membership. Log in to Member Central to receive a link to the audio file and the teleclass transcript.

Non-Members – You can access our entire webinar and teleclass archive for free by joining the Guild. Won’t you consider joining today?

The Ethics of Business teleclass cover

Graphic Artists Guild Teleclass Usage Agreement

The Graphic Artists Guild welcomes educators to license use of Teleclasses to students in educational settings. Contact the Graphic Artists Guild at sales@graphicartistsguild.org in advance to license use of Teleclasses for teaching.

Guild Teleclasses are copyrighted; the content included in Teleclasses is owned by the Graphic Artists Guild and/or the presenter. Users are granted permission to listen to the Teleclasses and download the Teleclass Transcripts only through direct approval by the Graphic Artists Guild.

Guild members may have access to Guild Teleclasses as a Membership benefit. Guild members, including educators, may not facilitate access, listening, or dissemination of Guild Teleclasses , or supplemental content, by non-members including students in an educational setting. Doing so is a breach of contract with the Graphic Artists Guild and a violation of the usage license with the Guild and the Teleclasses presenter, and is actionable under the law.