Date: April 25th 2012

This is a friendly reminder to participate in the study on governance and ethics in projects. The survey will close soon.

Goal of this study is to identify possible ethical issues in projects and investigate their possible linkage to specific project governance structures. The results of the study will give practitioners better insight in avoidance of upcoming ethical issues in projects through better governance.

As a compensation we offer a summary of the study results to those participants who indicate their interest after submitting the questionnaire.

Thank you and best regards

Ralf Müller
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Dr Ralf Müller
Professor of Project Management, BI Norwegian Business School

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Hello

With this email we would like to invite you to participate in a worldwide study on project governance and ethics. Objective of the study is to identify possible ethical issues in projects and identify their link to specific project governance structures.

We kindly ask you to click on the link below to access the survey. It will require approximately 15 minutes of your time. In return we offer a summary of the results, if you indicate so through separate email (more in the questionnaire). Deadline for answering the questionnaire is May 6, 2012.

http://s-ec021f-i.sgizmo.com/s3/i-47390962-265516/

Participation is voluntarily. You can stop answering the questionnaire at any time. Information obtained from you will be held in strict confidence. All data will be anonymized by October 31, 2012. No references will be made to specific individuals or names of organizations in future reports.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration for this study. If you have any questions or concerns please contact me using ralf.muller@bi.no

Thank you in advance and best regards,

Ralf Müller
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Dr Ralf Müller
Professor of Project Management
BI Norwegian Business School

PS: This study is conducted by BI Norwegian Business School in collaboration with other Universities. The study is funded by the Norwegian Centre for Project Management