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Category Archives: CPTNews
Why Giving Matters
Ethics Matters Q2 2020 Life has been challenging for our students adjusting to new ways of learning and staying connected. Our professionals have been impacted as well from businesses restructuring, facing workforce reductions, and even worse, having to shut down. The question is how do we move forward from here? The NASBA Center for the…
Good News: Companies Vow to Continue Paying Employees During COVID-19 Outbreak
Ethics Matters Q2 2020 On March 18, President Donald Trump signed the “Families First Coronavirus Response Act” into law. According to npr.org, this allocated roughly $8 billion for coronavirus prevention, preparation and response efforts, including guidelines for paid sick leave, free testing and expanded unemployment benefits. Millions of Americans face financial uncertainty as COVID-19 health…
The Lasting Impact of the Coronavirus
Ethics Matters Q2 2020 The last several months have been challenging for everyone. From education to employment, the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has impacted so many aspects of our daily lives that go far beyond just how we interact with each other. In times like these, ethics can be a concern. It has been so encouraging…
STUDENT NEWS
Ethics Matters Q1 2020 Colorado Mesa StudentCPT Gives Back Colorado Mesa University StudentCPT encouraged chapter members and other organizations to support the Angel Tree. Gifts ranging between $10-$20 were collected and given to families in need. They celebrated with a wrapping party topped off with hot cocoa! Florida State Feeds the Hungry Florida State StudentCPT…
Lead with Integrity: Do You Ever Wonder Why?
Ethics Matters Q1 2020 Ever wondered why you are not quite hitting the mark in some key area of your business or life? You have laid out the perfect plan. You have the right team in place. The resources you need to execute are available, and all should be moving forward. However, the breakthroughs are…
The NASBA CPT Co-Hosts 14th Annual Audit Conference
Ethics Matters Q1 2020 On December 3, 2019, 175 professionals, business leaders, public accountants, educators and policy setters gathered for the 14th annual Ensuring Integrity: Audit Conference at Baruch College in New York, NY. Attendees included partners from the Big 4 accounting firms. Hosted by the Zicklin Center for Corporate Integrity and the NASBA Center…
GOOD NEWS: Multiple Companies Donate Toward Australian Bushfire Relief
Ethics Matters Q1 2020 In late 2019, Australia began experiencing one of its worst bushfire seasons to date. Millions of animals have been affected, thousands of people have been displaced, dozens of citizens have died, and millions of acres have been burned. Through this tragedy, people from around the world have sprung into action to…
Why I Give
Ethics Matters Q1 2020 Milton Brown, PA, CPT Life Director Milton Brown serves as a Life Director for the NASBA Center for the Public Trust’s Board of Directors and is a proud supporter of the CPT. Mr. Brown was influential in the founding of the CPT and continues to serve a special role within the…
Ethical Leadership Training – How to Get Your State Set Up
Ethics Matters Q1 2020 Ethical decision-making is critical but difficult when the tools to do so aren’t readily available. The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is committed to training and providing professionals and students with the tools needed to make ethical leadership decisions. Several State Boards of Accountancy have elected to use the…
STUDENT NEWS
Ethics Matters Nov/Dec 2019 Oklahoma State University StudentCPT members heard from Wes Colwell, former chief accounting officer of Enron North America, who discussed ethical dilemmas he faced throughout his career and how he navigated through them. East Central University Earlier this semester, East Central University StudentCPT members teamed up with the Stonecipher School of Business…