ethixCube™
Pilots

In the field.

ethixCube has been played in corporate boardrooms, at international conferences, and with students on campus. Records from each pilot session, newest first.

July 2026

KPMG

Canary Wharf, London

Five people around a boardroom table at KPMG working through an ethixCube case, the board and cards spread between them
The session · Canary Wharf

A facilitated ethixCube session with KPMG teams at Canary Wharf, London, working through selected corporate ethics cases. Participants completed feedback forms at the close of the session.

A case brief projected on the boardroom screen while the group discusses it
The case on screen
A participant opening the sealed case envelope at the table
Opening the envelope
The ethixCube team in the lobby before the session
Before the session
June 2026

EU-SPRI Annual Conference 2026

Valencia, Spain

Conference delegates around a table playing ethixCube at EU-SPRI in Valencia
Delegates at play · Valencia

ethixCube was played with conference delegates at the EU-SPRI Annual Conference 2026 in Valencia, in the session "Ethics in Play: A Participatory Game for Responsible Digitalisation".

Session

Ethics in Play: A Participatory Game for Responsible Digitalisation

The session title slide, Ethics in Play, projected before the workshop begins
Session setup
The case on the session screen during discussion
Mid-session
Printed boards and cards being trimmed by hand before the session
Trimming the print run
May 2026

Student Ambassadors Pilot

University of Greenwich

Student ambassadors reading case cards around a table at the University of Greenwich
Reading the case · Greenwich

Student ambassadors at the University of Greenwich played a full session, testing the university case bank with a student audience.

Close-up of case cards and voting cards during the student ambassadors' discussion
Cards in play
March 2026

ISPIM Connects Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand

The BRIDGE project presented on stage at ISPIM Connects Bangkok
On stage · Bangkok

ethixCube was piloted at ISPIM Connects Bangkok as part of the BRIDGE project's dissemination activities.

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