ANGELO
D'AMICO
Ambition, ethics, and the epistemic conditions of principled action
Angelo D’Amico is a Canadian business leader and philosopher examining the ethical tensions within ambition and the deeper questions it raises about moral integrity, epistemic responsibility, and what ultimately endures from a principled life.
The Tensions That Define My Work
Ethical
Leadership
What do leaders owe those who depend on their decisions, and what happens when influence outruns integrity?
Ambition
& Integrity
Can success be pursued without becoming someone you’ll regret? What must govern ambition for it to build, the self, not hollow it?
Action Without
Certainty
How can responsible decisions be made when clarity is unavailable, but consequences are unavoidable?
The Principled Ascent
For those who refuse to lose themselves on the way up. The Principled Ascent names the real pressures of striving: what ambition demands, what integrity forbids, and how to climb in a disciplined way without compromising coherence or character. This is a guide for anyone who wishes to climb effectively and in alignment with their core values.
The Spectrum
of Rational Belief
A method for navigating uncertainty with epistemic responsibility, clarifying how we hold beliefs, where confidence becomes overreach, and what intellectual honesty requires when the stakes are high. This is a tool for ensuring conversations are productive and in good-faith.
"His ability to turn complex ideas into practical frameworks makes him an engaging and impactful voice"
"Angelo is a rare leader who bridges the worlds of business strategy and timeless philosophy. His ability to turn complex ideas into practical frameworks makes him an engaging and impactful voice for any audience. With real-world success scaling companies and a passion for meaningful leadership, Angelo leaves listeners inspired to align success with significance."
SANA
Host of the BizBlend podcast
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