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2022 StudentCPT Leadership Conference

Ethics Matters August 2022 The 2022 StudentCPT Leadership Conference (SLC) was held in Colorado Springs, CO, at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort, June 6-8, 2022. This year’s conference theme was “Climbing the Mountains of Leadership,” reiterating the importance of the many levels and foundations to leadership. The SLC was held in conjunction with the NASBA Western…

Meet the New CPT Staff

Ethics Matters August 2022 NASBA’s Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is excited to introduce its newest staff members, Deborah Lederman, Jasmine Jenkins and Brandi Taylor. The CPT staff offers continuous guidance and support throughout the year. We are privileged to have these leaders share their knowledge and professional experience. Brandi Taylor serves as the…

Lead with Integrity: My New Discovery: Lead with Empathy

Ethics Matters August 2022 Leading is one of the most challenging undertakings any of us can experience. However, it can also be one of the most rewarding and impactful endeavors. Next month, I will celebrate my 31st year in a formal leadership capacity as a professional. Ironically, I am still learning how to lead, and…

Is the ELT for Me?

Ethics Matters August 2022 Are you looking for a way to bring ethics training to your professionals? Have the practitioners in your state been leaning into the gray areas of ethical behavior? Have there been violations of your state’s accountancy laws and regulations? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, the Ethical Leadership…

GOOD NEWS: Solar Panels to be Sold at Ikea

Ethics Matters August 2022 In recent news, IKEA U.S. announced that it joined forces with SunPower to offer home solar solutions in the United States. The Swedish retailer and SunPower Corp., a leading residential solar technology and energy services provider, announced that they were teaming up to make solar energy more accessible for everyone. A…

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