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Category Archives: CPTNews
NASBA Center for the Public Trust Launches Ethics Certification for Business Professionals
CPT develops interactive, online ethics training for business professionals across all disciplines. NASHVILLE, TENN., (APRIL 26, 2016) — The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) announces the launch of its Ethical Leadership Training and Certification for business professionals. This online, self-paced and interactive program consists of three training modules that discuss ethical culture, leadership…
CPT President Addresses Service Leadership Program Participants (Mar/Apr 2016)
Ethics Matters March/April 2016 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) recently participated in a Service Leadership Program workshop, hosted by the Saint Louis University (SLU) – John Cook School of Business, on February 26. Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President, served as the keynote speaker of the leadership workshop. More than 40 students attended the…
Student News (Mar/Apr 2016)
Ethics Matters March/April 2016 CPT Launches 29th StudentCPT Chapter In February, the CPT officially launched its newest StudentCPT chapter at Saint Louis University.The student leaders and advisor have been working diligently to establish this chapter, and their efforts helped attract more than 50 students to the chapter’s recent kick-off meeting, held on February 25. CPT…
Lead with Integrity: Decisions. Decisions. Decisions. (Mar/Apr 2016)
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Good News: Tennessee Coffeehouse Serving Up Living Water (Mar/Apr 2016)
Ethics Matters March/April 2016 Over 6,000 people die every day from a lack of clean water. The Well Coffeehouse in Nashville, TN, is not just serving up hot coffee, but also serving living water to needy neighbors across the world. "It’s been a faith journey," said Charlie Dillingham, Founding Board Member and Treasurer for The…
Do Customers Trust Us in Business? (Mar/Apr 2016)
Ethics Matters March/April 2016 The answer may be surprising to some, but YES! Trust among businesses has hit the highest level since the Great Recession, according to findings from the 2016 Edelman Trust Barometer. Edelman, a leading global communications marketing firm, issues a global survey each year to measure public trust. The survey analyzes four…
Students Eager to Participate in Video Competition (Jan/Feb 2016)
Ethics Matters January/February 2016 The 2016 Ethics in Action Video Competition is officially underway, and students are using their creativity to produce videos that showcase the importance of ethical decision-making in business. Over $4,000 in cash prizes will be distributed to eight different winners. Students can create either a 2-4 minute short film or a…
Student News: Fall StudentCPT Highlights (Jan/Feb 2016)
Ethics Matters January/February 2016 The Student Center for Public Trust (CPT) programs continued to grow during the fall 2015 semester. Over 800 students took the Ethical Leadership Certification Program, which nearly doubles the number of students who enrolled in the spring of 2015. After making several updates to the certification program over the summer, the…
Lead with Integrity: Leaders’ Challenges for 2016? (Jan/Feb 2016)
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
An Opportunity to Impact America’s Future (Jan/Feb 2016)
Ethics Matters January/February 2016 College students and young professionals face ethical business dilemmas on a daily basis. Their responses to these situations will impact the future of America. Will they be ready to make the right decisions? Will they be able to handle the increased pressures of their future careers? With so many unknowns, it…