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Category Archives: CPTNews
LEAD WITH INTEGRITY: Can You Make a Tough Call? (December)
Ethics Matters December 2018 As ethical leaders, we are often called on to make a tough call. While difficult decisions are not easy for anyone, some leaders seem to consistently make better tough decisions than others. If you are like me, you have made some good ones and some bad ones. Recently, I looked back…
CPT Honored with Award at 2018 Salute to Excellence Ceremony (December)
Ethics Matters December 2018 On October 9, 2018, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) was honored with the Frist Foundation Revenue Development Award at the Center for Nonprofit Management’s Salute to Excellence awards celebration. This award recognizes the innovative creation of the professional and student online certifications. The CPT was also a finalist…
Good News: Companies Assist Victims of California Wildfires (December)
Ethics Matters December 2018 The 2018 California wildfires tore through the state at rapid speed, destroying over 100k acres of land, killing dozens of citizens and displacing thousands of residences. During such catastrophes, it is important for leaders to tend to their communities in whichever capacity they can to help. Following the destruction, many companies…
CPT Hosts Fun Under the Arizona Sun Event at NASBA Annual Meeting (December)
Ethics Matters December 2018 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) recently held a Fun Under the Arizona Sun fundraising event at the 2018 NASBA Annual Meeting in Scottsdale, AZ. The event, which was sponsored by Prometric, helped raise funds to support the training and development of current and aspiring ethical leaders. Attendees were…
In Busy First Year, Center’s Support for Ethics and Social Responsibility Carries Across Campus
Nashville Radio Show: NASBA Center for the Public Trust
STUDENT NEWS: StudentCPT Alumni Spotlight: Sean Perera, CPA (November)
Ethics Matters November 2018 StudentCPT Alumni Spotlight: Sean Perera, CPA While obtaining an accounting degree from Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business, Sean Perera was one of the founding members and secretary of Baruch’s StudentCPT chapter, helping facilitate the initial club registration process, becoming a collaborator with the Baruch Accounting Society and Beta Alpha Psi,…
StudentCPT Chapter Updates (November)
Ethics Matters November 2018 University of Wyoming Welcomes Back Students On September 10, University of Wyoming students welcomes past and future StudentCPT members. Officers gave introductions and they reviewed the fall 2018 activities calendar. Truman State Freshman Are Introduced to the StudentCPT Aspiring business administration and accounting students at Truman State University were invited to…
CPT Expands Professional Reach (November)
Ethics Matters November 2018 In 2016, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust launched the Ethical Leadership Training & Certification Program. This program is broken up into three modules, focused on areas related to Culture, Leadership and Strategy. The Missouri Board of Accountancy was the first state to offer the program as a disciplinary tool…
LEAD WITH INTEGRITY: Do You Truly Know Yourself? (November)
Ethics Matters November 2018 Do you know yourself? If you’re like most people, your answer is yes. According to industrial psychologist, Tasha Eurich, 95 percent of people think they are self-aware. However, her research shows that less than 15 percent truly are. This information is both interesting and challenging to me. Throughout the years, I…