Cases in Corporate Ethics: Discuss Real Life Conflicts (4 hours - morning) – Webcast

Overview

Anyone who has ever attended a lecture-format ethics seminar knows there is a much better way. Cases in Corporate Ethics provides an opportunity for lively group discussion of real world, ethical dilemmas.

Cases in Corporate Ethics examines eight cases drawn from real life business conflicts involving corporate financial managers.

NOTE: This course meets the Oregon Board of Accountancy’s biennial four-hour general ethics requirement.

For the most current Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), refer to the BOA website: https://tinyurl.com/OR-BOA-Rules.

Highlights

We regularly introduce new case selections to this seminar. Past cases have included these issues:

• How do you handle an owner who pays for personal expenses with company funds?
• Can you protect the public interest without violating our profession’s confidentiality rules?
• How can a corporate world CPA get in trouble with their board of accountancy?
• Is a culture of fear and intimidation particularly susceptible to corporate fraud?
• How can using the CPA credential get a corporate accountant in trouble?
• Is exaggerating your CPE hours a violation of our professional codes of conduct?
• What are your options when your employer is clearly breaking the law?
• Does any legislation provide effective Whistleblower protection?

Prerequisites

Participants should have at least six months of industry or public experience and a thorough knowledge of financial accounting principles and practices. Management experience will be helpful.

Designed For

Corporate financial managers

Objectives

This course examines eight cases drawn from real-life business conflicts involving corporate financial managers.