Whistleblowing is a valuable tool in any organization’s corporate governance strategy because it empowers employees to act on incidences of misconduct and help maintain a safe workplace, while protecting profits and reputation. But, The act of whistleblowing can cause a conflict of interest between the personal, organizational. Much of this conflict stems from the context in which a whistleblower is viewed: whether as someone sharing knowledge of misconduct for the benefit of others or as someone who is acting “disloyal” to their organization.