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Category Archives: CPTNews
30% of the United States is using the Ethical Leadership Training Program
Ethics Matters November/December 2022 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is excited to welcome Louisiana to its Ethical Leadership Training Program. With this addition, the CPT training program is successfully being used as a remediation tool by 15 State Boards of Accountancy as part of each of their settlement agreements with practitioners who…
Lead with Integrity: A Powerful Three: Wisdom, Study and Prioritization
Ethics Matters November/December 2022 Many times, we marvel at how certain leaders always seem to get things done. We are often impressed with the successes some leaders attain. At times, we are even surprised by how other leaders may pull a theoretical rabbit out of the hat to accomplish a great feat. As I continue…
Growing Our Impact with AAA
Ethics Matters November/December 2022 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) showcased product and service offerings to accounting educators as exhibitors during the American Accounting Association (AAA) Annual Meeting, held July 31-August 2, in San Diego, CA. “Growing Our Impact” was the theme of the meeting, which attracted over 1,500 college professors and administrators.…
GOOD NEWS: Professional Athletic Teams Unite for Hurricane Ian Relief Efforts
Ethics Matters November/December 2022 The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Atlanta Falcons franchises recently teamed up for Hurricane Ian relief efforts. The teams visited the American Red Cross of Central Florida to provide assistance for those in need by helping volunteers build comfort kits and kids care packages and deliver the packages to displaced families…
Annual Fundraiser Recap
Ethics Matters November/December 2022 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) hosted its annual fundraiser on October 31, in conjunction with NASBA’s 115th Annual Meeting, in San Diego, CA. Themed as a Hocus Pocus silent auction, the CPT incorporated the spirit of Halloween into the event with attendees ‘scaring up’ fun with the giant…
SLC – See You In 2023!
Ethics Matters August 2022 One of the best things to come from the StudentCPT Leadership Conference (SLC) was the opportunity for people to meet and connect face-to-face. Business connections were made and forged between the student attendees, NASBA board members and industry leaders. It is safe to say that both students and participants used the…
STUDENT NEWS
Ethics Matters August 2022 Within StudentCPT chapters, courses range from being taught fully in-person, hybrid a few times a week or strictly virtual. These circumstances are ever-changing and sometimes force students to go from virtual to in-person within the same month. Communication, trust and guidance have taken a new role when tying ethics in business…
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…