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Ethical Situations in Business
SQA CONSULTING FIRM
CORPORATE ETHICS POLICY

ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS
ADOPTED MAY 2012

The Sanctum of Questions and Answers Consulting Firm exists wholly to provide consultative services to non-profit organizations that provide philanthropic solutions to less fortunate individuals.
The CEO, CFO and COO of SQA Consulting stand firm in our belief that the non-profit organizations that we consult for commissioned our services because of our willingness to conduct our business in a way that provides open-ended transparency, integrity and accountability in all that we do. We, the organizing founders of SQA Consulting, believe that our employees should follow a strict but fair code of ethics that is based on the morals and values that we ourselves uphold in our quest to serve the non-profit community.
In our quest to provide excellence in service to the non-profit community, we must realize that although the non-profit organization itself is our main client, we are charged with the task of providing the absolute best consulting services to a community of disenfranchised and disparaged people who are less fortunate than ourselves. As such, we must conduct business in a way that lifts these individuals to the forefront of our organization. We must realize at all times that we, SQA Consulting, are at the helm of the drive to provide equality in housing, healthcare, employment, the legal system and even access to education, social and philanthropic services to the millions of poor in our country.
We, the officers of SQA Consulting, believe that it takes a special type of caring individual to be an integral part of our company. That individual must possess both a sympathetic and empathetic nature, as well as a fighting spirit. As such, there are certain principles that we expect all employees of SQA Consulting to comply with and abide by.

SQA CONSULTING FIRM VALUE PRINCIPLES:

HONESTY - We expect all of our employee’s to be both honest and forthcoming with

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