INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC JUSTICE LEAGUE INC

The goal of IEJL is to reduce the incidence of corruption in countries desiring ethical commerce for its citizens.

Step 1: Establishing ethical systems in our organizational culture
Our marquee team of PhDs and senior executives research the effects of corruption on specific countries and report thereon. Research, develop, and document a system of informal and formal training to educate and culturalize millennials on ethical business practices.

Step 2: Implementing the training established in Step 1
IEJL will focus on enculturating millennials in the ethical systems described in Step 1.

Step 3: Identifying target employers and government agencies
IEJL will identify employers and government agencies who have a desire to leverage

Prioritize those employers who desire to publicize their support for ethical commerce and their willingness to embrace programs such as those offered by International Economic Justice League.

Step 4: Match Employees with Employers
IEJL with match ethically enculturated employees with employers identified in Step 3 via job fairs and employee databases.

Step 5: Continuous Community Building
The International Economic Justice League will maintain continuous contact with the employees to strengthen the ethical culture within the community.

We are proud of our capabilities to develop a culture of ethical commerce using formal and informal education. Our Ethics Advisory Committee is chaired by Ann E. Tenbrunsel, Ph.D.. Ann is the David E. Gallo Professor of Business Ethics at Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame. Ann continues to develop a renowned group of international academics with Ph.D.s in diverse specialities as well as leading business executives. Dr. Tenbrunsel's team advises the IEJL Ethics Committee in the develop of the enculturation program.

The International Economic Justice League continues to develop its Ethic Committee. This committee has the primary responsibility to develop the program of formal and informal education which is designed to enculturate our millennials into a system of ethical commerce. Our Ethic Committee is led by Chethan Srikant, Ph.D. Professor Srikant is an Assistant Professor of Management at California State University Fullerton.

IEJL has an amazing group of millennials who volunteer and maintain the core of our operations. Their unrelenting passion for our mission ensures our success. Their capabilities are demonstrated in their execution of our first job fair.

Accomplishments to date: 1) Established the Ethics Advisory Committee; 2) Established the Ethics Committee; 3) Assembled an amazing group of millennial volunteers to serve as the core group of the organization; 4) Commenced the planning and execution of our first annual job fair, to be held April 28, 2018; 5) Assembled the Media Group which is responsible for the creation and distribution of innovative music. music videos, and short films of any genre, designed to appeal to millennials and carry a subliminal message of ethical conduct.

The next import milestones include; 1) Execution of the First Annual Job Fair on April 28, 2018; 2) Distribution of customized music, music videos, and short films with subliminal ethical content to our targeted millennials; 3) complete the development of our program of formal and informal education for the enculturation of millennials into a system of ethical commerce.