Content Restrictions

At the CEO Policy Institute, we exist to bridge corporate leadership and public policy with authoritative insights. To maintain editorial integrity, protect institutional trust, and comply with regulatory standards, we enforce strict content restrictions. These guidelines apply to all articles, case studies, interviews, and comments on our platform.

Failure to comply may result in rejection of submissions, removal of published material, or permanent suspension of contributor access.

Guiding Principles

• Professionalism – Content must be written with the standards expected in boardrooms and public institutions.
• Transparency – Contributors must disclose conflicts of interest and avoid promotional agendas.
• Compliance – CEOPolicy adheres to copyright, defamation, and data protection laws.

Restricted Categories

1. Illegal or Unethical Content

• No advocacy of illegal corporate practices, tax evasion, bribery, or corruption.
• No promotion of products or services that breach financial regulations.

2. Intellectual Property and Confidentiality

• Submissions must not contain unauthorized use of copyrighted material.
• Proprietary corporate information cannot be disclosed without consent.

3. Hate, Harassment, and Defamation

• No disparagement of individuals, companies, or institutions without factual support.
• No discriminatory language targeting gender, race, religion, or professional role.

4. Commercial Spam
We do not allow content promoting:

• Gambling, betting, or casino services.
• Payday loans, debt schemes, or unregulated lending.
• Cryptocurrencies, ICOs, or speculative blockchain services.
• “Get rich quick” models, MLM, or work-from-home pitches.

5. Consumer Categories Not Permitted

• Weight loss pills, cosmetic enhancements, or unproven treatments.
• Pharmaceuticals, supplements, or unregulated medical advice.
• Dating apps, adult services, or sexually explicit material.
• Downloadable utilities, malware-prone apps, or intrusive software.

6. Sensitive Policy Areas

• CEO Policy Institute avoids publishing overt religious advocacy.
• Articles on regulation, ESG, or governance must remain evidence-based and avoid ideological campaigning.

Editorial Oversight

All content is reviewed by CEO Policy Institute editors to ensure alignment with our standards. Content may be edited, declined, or removed if it violates these rules.

At CEO Policy Institute, our content restrictions safeguard credibility and institutional trust. Contributors must respect these rules to ensure our platform remains a valued resource for executives, directors, and policymakers.

📌 Contact: editorial@ceopolicy.com