Welcome to the not-old-better show episode number 190. I'm your host Paul Bogle Zang. As part of our

business and industry doing good series we have a great show today. Our guest is Jay Jorgensen.

Jay Jorgensen is the Executive Vice President and Global Chief Ethics and Compliance

Officer for Walmart. As the leader of Walmart's global ethics and compliance team, Jay Jorgensen develops

the company's strategic vision for all the ethics and compliance programs within Walmart.

I've known Jay for some time and know what a great person he is and I've watched firsthand all the good he's doing.

For example we have this investing in American Jobs Initiative.

So in 2013, the company said,

we're going to make a commitment,

that we're going to over and above what we buy now.

We're going to purchase an additional $250 billion dollars and products that are American made supporting

American jobs through 2023.

So it's been interesting to see that play out because then it results in partnerships with other companies.

You know, the companies that make charcoal grills, that make tires, that make gift wrap, they know that Walmart wants to buy products that were made in the United States.

And that of course is our guest today, Chief Compliance and Ethics Officer Jay Jorgensen, who will be joining us from his offices in Benville, Arkansas via Skype.

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Now please join me in welcoming to the not-old-better show, Jay Jorgensen.

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