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A Note of Gratitude from the CPT December 20, 2024
With the holiday season in full swing, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) wanted to take the opportunity to thank everyone who contributed to this year’s annual fundraiser, Ethics Feud: The Battle for Ethical Leaders. The fundraiser event took place during NASBA’s 117th Annual Meeting in Orlando, FL. Two teams comprised of CPT Board ...
The CPT Co-Hosts 19th Annual Audit Conference December 19, 2024
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) once again partnered with Baruch College Zicklin School of Business to co-host the 19th Annual Ensuring Integrity Audit Conference. More than 165 professionals attended the conference held on December 3, 2024, on Baruch’s Midtown Manhattan (NY) campus. The Ensuring Integrity Conference is a one-day conference where topics related ...
NASBA CPT Annual 2024 Recap November 15, 2024
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) hosted an Ethics Workshop and its annual fundraiser in conjunction with NASBA’s 117th Annual Meeting held October 27-30 at Signia by Hilton Orlando in Orlando, FL. The CPT was proud to feature Chuck Gallagher as this year’s Ethics Workshop speaker. Gallagher’s presentation, Every Choice Has a Consequence, was ...
Lead with Integrity Ethics 101: John Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism October 22, 2024
So far, in this series we’ve covered the importance of character and the importance of duty in acting morally. This ethics 101 entry will focus on John Stuart Mill and utilitarianism. The Theory As one might guess, utilitarianism is a theory based on utility and is often colloquially referred to as the complicated calculus of human happiness. ...
Lead with Integrity Ethics 101: Immanuel Kant October 22, 2024
The first blog in this series focused on Aristotelian virtue ethics, which can be summed up in saying that it is the character of the actor, developed through time and experience, that fundamentally makes an act moral. This installment will focus on Immanual Kant and how he believed almost the exact opposite. Kant lays out his ...
Podcast Highlights – Standout Advice October 10, 2024
Viable leadership is true and sustainable leadership. You become a viable leader when you act and lead with ethics and integrity. When you prioritize ethics in leadership, the people you interact with will know and understand that you are trying to make the best decisions that impact stakeholders in a positive way. Over the course ...
Lead with Integrity Ethics 101: Aristotle October 10, 2024
Aristotle is considered the godfather of virtue ethics. Virtue ethics is focused on the development of good moral character over adherence to duty (deontological ethics) or bringing about the highest number of good consequences (utilitarianism). As most other musings about virtue ethics are derived from Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, this article aims to be a helpful ...
Introducing the StudentCPT Tiers August 28, 2024
Since its inception, the Student Center for the Public Trust (StudentCPT) programming model has focused heavily on Chapter Performance Levels where StudentCPT Chapters were classified into three levels: Developing Chapters, Star Chapters and Golden Star Chapters. The primary goal of the performance levels was for all chapters to progress through each level, while meeting varied ...
2024 Beta Alpha Psi Annual Meeting in Orlando, FL August 21, 2024
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is a proud professional partner of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) and was honored to attend its 2024 Annual Meeting this July. The BAP conference took place in Orlando, FL, and hosted prominent speakers, student leaders, community service outings and competitions. This year’s meeting attracted 300 chapters from 32 ...
You’re Invited: 2024 CPT Golf Classic July 9, 2024
Ethics do matter and you can make a difference! The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) exists to develop, empower and promote ethical leaders. Ethical dilemmas in the workplace and beyond come earlier and more frequently than we might expect. Following the examples of ethically minded leaders and participating in ethics education, however, can ...
2024 StudentCPT Leadership Conference Recap June 24, 2024
The 2024 StudentCPT Leadership Conference (SLC) was held in Louisville, KY, at the Omni Louisville Hotel, from June 3-5. This year’s conference theme was “Empowered to Lead,” focusing on the resources StudentCPT provides and how the journey to being an ethical leader empowers students at work, on campus and in their communities. The SLC was held ...
StudentCPT Programs: Ethical Leadership Certification Program June 17, 2024
Certification Program Overview Regarded as the first of its kind, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust’s Ethical Leadership Certification Program (ELCP) is designed to creatively teach ethical leadership to students on college campuses across the country. This online program brings real-world ethical dilemmas to life with six challenging and engaging training modules. The modules utilize ...
Supporting Future Ethical Leaders: How You Can Give Back to the NASBA Center for the Public Trust June 3, 2024
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is dedicated to developing, empowering and promoting ethical leaders. This summer, there are two fantastic opportunities for you to support the CPT’s mission and make a significant impact on our nation’s future leaders. StudentCPT Leadership Conference – June 3-5, Louisville, KY From June 3-5, 2024, the CPT will host ...
2024 Ethics in Action Recap May 16, 2024
At the end of April, the 2024 Ethics in Action Video Competition winners were announced. The competition attracted roughly 70 submissions from 25 colleges and universities, and the CPT staff was impressed by the creativity displayed. Review the winners below and watch the videos here! Short Film Category Judge’s Choice Winners: 1st Place Grand Prize: Maryville University – Ethical ...
How to Fit in At Your First Internship May 16, 2024
Starting your first internship can be intimidating. It could be the first time you’ve worked in a professional setting like an office, and you might be nervous about how to present yourself. Here are a few tips on how to impress everyone around the office to help calm those nerves, and make a positive first ...
Your Graduation Has Prepared You for Your Journey May 9, 2024
Graduation season brings a wealth of emotions. There is excitement for accomplishing a major life goal after many years of long hours, hard work and dedication despite obstacles and setbacks. There is also some anxiety because of the unknown that comes with starting a journey beyond the world of education that has consumed your life ...
Women in Ethics April 2, 2024
The month of March brought many changes – warmer weather, NCAA March Madness and an extra hour of sunshine as we moved our clocks forward. March is also a month set aside to honor women who have made significant contributions in American history. According to an article in the Midlands Business Journal exploring the Glass Cliff ...
Joys and Challenges of a Working Mom April 1, 2024
As the mother of a 25-year-old son and a soon-to-be 23-year-old daughter, I was able to experience being both a stay-at home mom and a working mom. When my son turned five and my daughter turned three, I went back to work. I chose to go back to work at this time for several reasons. ...
Looking Back on Ethics in Action Video Competition February 13, 2024
As the 2024 Ethics in Action Video Competition closes, let’s look back at some of the past Commercial and Short film category winners over the years. The Commercial Category winner from 2016 illustrated a strong message that is still relevant to the CPT today. 2016 Commercial Category Winners (1 Minute or Less) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cpi8_Vs_4Wc&list=PL9e7yeUlv8HuiHcyKhhoRTH8PrbH_nlCj 1st Place Grand Prize: The Motherhood ...
Invest in Ethical Leadership February 7, 2024
Did you know that the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) offers a training program aimed to help you and your peers recognize ethical issues, resolve ethical dilemmas, and create an atmosphere that promotes positive ethical behavior? Ethical decision-making is one of the most important components of sustainable business success. The CPT’s Ethical Leadership Training ...
Graduation is Here… Now What? February 7, 2024
Congratulations on this momentous accomplishment! Graduating from college isa lifechanging milestone. It signifies the completion of years of rigorous education and your commitment to personal development and growth. Graduating also opens the door to your career and the next phase of life. Of course, you are likely filled with mixed emotions and anticipation about what lies ...
The CPT Launches HBCU Initiative January 17, 2024
One of the most significant business strategies and simultaneous ethical dilemmas is diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB). Now more than ever, there is a need to educate leaders and organizations on the exponential impact of purposeful efforts to address deficiencies in DEIB. To tackle these issues, the NASBA Center For the Public Trust (CPT) ...
Take Chances This Year January 5, 2024
A new year comes with new responsibilities, goals and adventures. Staying consistent means focusing on new chances, opportunities and the endless possibilities that will drive better outcomes. in this new year, seize the opportunity to become an ethical leader. Challenge yourself to discover your leadership style and strengths, confront ethical dilemmas you may face and ...
The Value of Giving December 12, 2023
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is grateful for all of the partners, donors, students, and faculty supporting our work. Through the collective involvement of each of you, we are able to accomplish much. As you assess making year end contributions, please consider supporting our student programs. Visit our StudentCPT website to learn more ...
Ways to Practice Gratitude November 15, 2023
In October, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) hosted its annual fundraiser in conjunction with NASBA’s 116th Annual Meeting in New York, NY. As a new employee with NASBA and it being my first fundraiser with the CPT, I wasn’t sure what to expect in the way of proceeds raised and the overall ...
How to Celebrate World Kindness Day November 13, 2023
November 13 is World Kindness Day! World Kindness Day began in 1998 and was started by the World Kindness Movement. This organization was formed in 1997 when Japan brought kindness organizations from across the globe together at a Tokyo conference. Currently, the organization is comprised of over 28 countries.  World Kindness Day is observed in multiple countries, such ...
Don’t Be Afraid to Do the Right Thing October 30, 2023
As a young professional, it is important to understand your role to effectively complete the tasks assigned when at work. You also must understand the corporate culture and be aware of ethical dilemmas that can derail your career. A Harvard study of young professionals uncovered alarming data. Young professionals aged 30 and younger with two to ...
Cuffed for a Cause October 19, 2023
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT), is excited to serve as host to the “Cuffed for a Cause” themed annual fundraiser. The event will be held during NASBA’s 116th Annual Meeting on Monday, October 30, in New York, NY. The CPT will be revisiting a popular and successful fundraiser originally held in 2014, ...
Goal Setting for the School Year October 9, 2023
As you continue through the new semester, it is important to prioritize the tasks ahead. Between classes, assignments and exams, there may be a lot on your mind. Don’t panic! Now is the time to breathe, focus and organize to ensure a successful year. It will be very helpful if you set SMART goals. What does ...
How To Best Plan Chapter Meetings September 21, 2023
Need help organizing your chapter meetings? Below is a comprehensive outline for conducting NASBA Student Center for the Public Trust (StudentCPT) meetings. Highlighting expectations and chapter requirements to stay on course for the semester is key to a successful StudentCPT year. Creating a calendar that aligns with what the StudentCPT national office and your campus ...
2023 StudentCPT Leadership Conference Recap August 18, 2023
The 2023 StudentCPT Leadership Conference (SLC) was held in Kansas, MO, at the Kansas City Marriott Downtown, from June 26-28, 2023. This year’s conference theme was “Uncommon Leadership for Uncommon Times,” reiterating the importance of ethical leadership throughout changes in society. The SLC was held in conjunction with the NASBA Western Regional Meeting with a total ...
About the Ethical Leadership Certification Program (ELCP) July 26, 2023
The Ethical Leadership Certification Program (ELCP) launched in the spring of 2014 and has since acquired over 10,000 certified students in ethical leadership. This interactive online tool allows learners to identify ethical issues, navigate how to respond to ethical dilemmas and enhance their ethical decision-making abilities. The program’s curriculum is comprised of seven one-hour long ...
2023 SLC Speaker Highlight June 16, 2023
The NASBA Center for The Public Trust (CPT) is excited to feature Dr. Jason Brooks and Ryan Hirsch as two dynamic speakers for its 2023 StudentCPT Leadership Conference (SLC)! This year’s SLC will be held June 26-28 in Kansas City, MO, in conjunction with the NASBA Western Regional Meeting. Dr. Brooks is head of talent for ...
Being a Difference Award June 12, 2023
The NASBA Student Center for the Public Trust (StudentCPT) provides an interactive environment where ethical business behaviors and ideas can flourish on college campuses. Each school year, the StudentCPT will honor one faculty member on each chapter’s campus who positively impact the school by displaying strong, ethical leadership. Campus Being a Difference Award recipients do not simply ...
About the Conference: Sponsor a Leader May 17, 2023
Each summer, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) unites leaders from across the country to participate in the StudentCPT Leadership Conference (SLC). During this 3-day conference, StudentCPT chapter leaders are invited to hear from nationally recognized speakers focusing on topics like accountability, strengths-based leadership, emotional intelligence and more! Through keynote presentations, group projects, ...
What Makes a Good Ethics Program? April 28, 2023
In today’s business world, ethics are of utmost importance. Ethical behavior ensures businesses comply with legal and regulatory requirements and builds trust and credibility with customers, employees and stakeholders. Ethics training programs have become an increasingly popular way to ensure employees are familiar with ethical standards and how to handle ethical dilemmas. The NASBA Center ...
Ethics are Everywhere: Why Ethical Considerations are Essential in All Aspects of Life April 21, 2023
Ethics are not confined to just the realm of professional life, where they are commonly associated with legal and moral obligations. Instead, ethics are present in every facet of our lives, from our personal relationships to our daily routines. Ethical considerations are essential to living a meaningful and fulfilling life and are integral to creating ...
Know the Benefits of ELCP April 4, 2023
The benefits of joining a StudentCPT Chapter include: Enhanced growth and marketability – Students will be able to grow their knowledge of ethical leadership principles and use this knowledge as a platform to communicate this interest to potential employers. Immediate application of Learning – Students will engage in training sessions with speakers, who will help them better ...
Ethics versus Morals: A Comparison March 24, 2023
Ethics are the principles that dictate how a person behaves and reacts in different situations and with ethical dilemmas. As you can imagine, promoting and investing in an ethical workplace has many advantages. Both ethics and morals refer to “right” and “wrong” behaviors and conduct. While they are sometimes used interchangeably, these words are different: ...
Career Growth Tips for Young Professionals March 15, 2023
Navigating the corporate world can be tricky, especially if you are new to the environment. Not to worry! There are things you can do to make the transition much easier and less stressful. Utilizing these tips may help you reach your long-term goals and help you succeed in your profession. Track your progress. It is crucial to ...
2023 Ethics in Action Video Competition February 16, 2023
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is focused on helping individuals identify and respond to ethical dilemmas in their careers. To support this goal, the CPT is challenging students to create videos that demonstrate the types of challenging ethical dilemmas people could face in their careers as part of the 2023 Ethics in ...
StudentCPT 2023 Goals January 20, 2023
NASBA Student Center for the Public Trust (StudentCPT) chapters are classified into three different levels: Developing Chapters, Star Chapters and Golden Star Chapters. Our goal is for all chapters to eventually reach the Golden Star Chapter status. The minimum expectations for each chapter level can be found here. Spring Semester The CPT provides a sample calendar ...
Kindness at Work January 20, 2023
“Manners are the lubricating oil of an organization. It is a law of nature that two moving bodies in contact with each other create friction. Manners ─simple things like saying ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ and knowing a person’s name or asking after someone’s family─ enable two people to work together whether they like each other ...
2022 Was a Great Year for The CPT! December 22, 2022
In a year that has seen a return to in- person meetings, events and activities and new hybrid in- person/virtual events, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) continues to have a deep appreciation for our students, faculty, professional partners, and our community that we have worked so closely with in 2022. The CPT was ...
Understanding Your Streaming Service to Not Violate Password Rules December 22, 2022
How lucky are we to be living in a time where streaming TV and movies couldn’t be easier? Nowadays, it feels like there are almost too many streaming services to choose from for your entertainment. From comedy to drama to docuseries, there’s something for everyone. And although you may be enjoying these options daily, do ...
Hocus Pocus Halloween Fundraising Event was a Magical Success! December 7, 2022
The CPT fundraiser and silent auction at the NASBA Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA was a great success, full of treats and no tricks. The CPT raised over $25,000 that will be used to continue to bring ethics training to colleges and university across the country. Attendees at the fundraiser had the chance to stack ...
Reunion and the New Normal November 22, 2022
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) team had the pleasure of hosting two new StudentCPT chapter launches this past September. Both Southwest Tennessee Community College (SWTCC) and Alabama State University (ASU) were eager to showcase their excitement and appreciation for what a StudentCPT chapter could do for their fellow students and campus environment. SWTCC ...
Why Certifications Can Help Your Career November 10, 2022
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) exists to provide a platform for corporate America and the accounting profession to explore, promote and advance ethical practices in organizations. But how can our and other certifications help your career? In many, many ways. From the Ethical Leadership Certification Program to the Lead with Integrity program, ...
Overcoming Challenging Relationships at Work October 25, 2022
Whether you are in the office part-time or full-time, you may find some office relationships challenging. With many different personalities, you may face some tense interactions and stressful conversations. However, there are things you can do to make the moments a little easier. Consider whether you’ve been communicating adequately and empathetically. At the NASBA Center for ...
Create a Reputation as an Ethical Leader October 7, 2022
When we think about ethical leaders, we think about powerhouses like Kenneth Chenault, retired CEO at American Express. Chenault’s reputation as an exceptional and ethical leader stands the test of time. In a BLACK ENTERPRISE interview, he said, “One of the things I recognized is leadership reputations are made or lost in times of crisis. ...
Ethics in Job Search: Selling Yourself Without Overinflating September 23, 2022
Interviewing for a new job can be a stressful and confusing process. You may not know what to wear to an interview, which positions interest you most or even how to be an ethical leader once you land a new job. But before you get the job, you must ace your interview. A natural instinct ...
Marketing or Deceiving? Communicating Ethically September 14, 2022
Marketing to your audience entails strategy, clear vision and repetition. However, while reaching your audience, you must be sure you are not deceiving them. It is all too easy to include false information and misleading communication. The American Marketing Association (AMA) commits itself to promoting the highest standard of professional ethical norms and values for ...
Ethics in Career Decision Making August 29, 2022
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy, an organization dedicated to the enhancement of the regulation of accountancy, is uniquely qualified to house an Ethics Center. Many state boards of accountancy require the passing of an ethics examination or the completion of ethics courses prior to licensure. The CPT takes the next step in ...
Things to Think About for Students Returning to College in August August 8, 2022
The new semester is quickly approaching! As you prepare to return to your studies, there are a few simple things you can do to better prepare for the upcoming semester that will set you up for success. A great way to begin, is by getting organized in your free time. Prepare your backpack, desk, computer/laptop, car ...
Being a Difference Award – Highlighting University Winners May 23, 2022
Since 2005, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) has supported and promoted ethical leadership within the business community. After successfully honoring ethical business leaders for more than a decade through the Being a Difference Award, the CPT revised the program in 2017, and created the Bill Daniels Being a Difference Award program, sponsored ...
Importance of Mentoring: Helping Through Ethical Challenges May 3, 2022
Previously, we wrote about the importance of having a mentor. Today, we would like to focus on mentorship. By definition, a mentor is a wise and trusted counselor or teacher or an influential senior sponsor or supporter. The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) aims to advance ethical leadership among students and professionals. By ...
How to Be an Ethical Leader April 26, 2022
After college, students begin to consider their next chapter. Typically, this next chapter includes internships, first corporate positions and resume enhancements. However, you should become involved in activities and programs now that will positively benefit you later. You want to ask yourself how can you be more marketable. One of the best ways to do ...
Importance of Having a Mentor as an Intern February 23, 2022
At any stage of your career, it is a good idea to align yourself with a mentor. Whether you seek advice or a second opinion, a mentor can help you overcome the hurdles you face. Especially as an intern, a mentor can assist you in the challenges you may face early-on in your professional career. Who ...
Leading with Integrity: Do You Ever Wonder Why? January 28, 2022
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 not happening, or the ...
Ways to Celebrate Employee Differences December 22, 2021
This time of year is filled with celebration. The holidays, togetherness and taking time to appreciate those we care most about is what we can all look forward to around year’s end. We celebrate each other’s differences, uniqueness and those special qualities that make each one of us so special. As we do this for ...
Emotional Intelligence – What is it and its value? November 10, 2021
Emotional intelligence (EI) forms the juncture at which cognition and emotion meet. It facilitates our capacity for resilience, motivation, empathy, reasoning, stress management, communication, and our ability to read and navigate a plethora of social situations and conflicts. Emotional intelligence is commonly defined by four attributes: Self-management – You are able to control impulsive feelings and behaviors, ...
Collegepreneur- Successful Side Hustles for College Students October 11, 2021
If there was a group of individuals that could, on average, use extra income, it would be the college student. From housing, books and meal plans, the college years can be quite expensive. Should you find yourself in need of some extra funds, there are many ways to make some money in your spare time. ...
How to answer those frequently asked interview questions: Where do you see yourself in five years & Tell me about yourself? September 13, 2021
Whether you have an interview for an upcoming internship or new job or an interview is in your near future, like most people, you may be nervous about this impending appointment. The pressure, the dress code and those infamous questions: Where do you see yourself and tell me about yourself? Employers like to ask about your ...
Transitioning Back to In-person August 24, 2021
As colleges and universities around the country begin to offer more in-person classes, students are facing the prospect of returning to classrooms. This news may receive mixed emotions, as some have grown accustomed to virtual learning, some are severely concerned about the new Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus while others may be relieved to ...
CPT Board Member Spotlight: Getting to Know Andrea P. Perry August 9, 2021
The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) staff recently sat down for a chat with its newest board member, Andrea P. Perry, Esq. Perry, a 2021 Nashville Business Journal Best of the Bar award recipient, is a member and attorney with Bone McAllester Norton PLLC, in Nashville, TN. She concentrates her practice in the ...
Stop Wasting Time- Tips to Stay Productive (Even at home in your pajamas!) July 16, 2021
Now that we are spending more time in our homes, our schedules have changed, and we have had to adjust. Epitomizing productivity is at the top of most of our to-dos. But how do you stay on track when your day has become a lot more flexible? How do you prioritize tasks? One good way to ...
StudentCPT Programs You May Not Even Know Exist: How to Get Involved This Upcoming Semester July 9, 2021
Hey students! Do you feel “stuck”? Are you looking for more out of your college experience? Set yourself apart from others as an ethical leader this upcoming semester with the following NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) StudentCPT program offerings. StudentCPT Chapter Program Join the StudentCPT chapter on your campus! StudentCPT chapter members attend at least ...
Turn That Internship into a Potential Job With These 3 Tips! June 28, 2021
At 16, I decided that one day I was going to move to Nashville and work in the country music industry. No, not as a singer like you may think, but as an entertainment reporter! One day, I gathered the confidence to call a well-known country television station and shared my dream of interviewing country ...
Ways to Unplug June 25, 2021
With everything that has occurred this past year and continues to unfold, you may be feeling a bit stressed. That is perfectly normal. The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) values positive mental health practices and encourages our students and members to take time to care for their well-being. If you are feeling overwhelmed ...
Importance of Having a Mentor or Sponsor May 4, 2021
Amid coronavirus concerns, the message relayed to those around the world is essentially, “we are all in this together.” We are not alone. Everyone is doing the best they can to carry-on and continue striving for excellence. This is a very powerful message – we are all in this together. Even in the worst of ...
Soft Skills – What Are They and Why Are They Important? April 16, 2021
Let us begin at the beginning. Soft skills are desirable qualities for certain forms of employment that do not depend on acquired knowledge: they include common sense, the ability to deal with people, and a positive flexible attitude. In other words, a soft skill is your ability to relate and work with others. Whereas a ...
Tips to Empower and Help Women to Delegate in the Workplace March 17, 2021
During Women’s History Month this year, we look at how women in the workplace can better delegate responsibilities and duties. Delegating in the office can be a delicate balance of being assertive and direct but also gracious and understanding of other’s needs. It is important to remember that delegating is not a sign of weakness, ...
Don’t Attend Another Virtual Meeting Without Doing These Things First! February 25, 2021
If you work from home, chances are that you have attended a Zoom meeting (or a hundred). Since early last year, those that work from home have relied on technology more than perhaps they have ever before. From a strong Wi-Fi network to conducting meetings online, our workdays revolve around/in the virtual world. With that ...
How Do We Learn from Our Mistakes? January 8, 2021
What we may have learned from this year, is that even with the best of intentions, things do not always go the way we wish they might. Regardless, we pick ourselves up, continue moving forward with the information at hand and try to do our best. As such, if you find that you made a ...
How to Answer the Age-Old Question: Tell Me About Yourself December 10, 2020
No matter how many interviews you sit for, or for whom you are interviewing, you will inevitably be asked the same introductory question: tell me about yourself. You may have an elevator speech already prepared. Perhaps you include certain facts about your educational background, personal life and interests. But are you sure you are answering ...
Essential Traits of a Sustainable Leader November 20, 2020
You may have been hearing a lot about sustainable leadership, but might not be familiar with the term. Sustainability leadership is a process of influence that delivers direction, alignment and commitment, and aims to address social, environmental and economic issues to create a better world. Of course, this year has introduced several new challenges, including ...
Ways to Make Minority Students Feel Heard October 22, 2020
Whether students are taking classes online or in-person, as a teacher, mentor or tutor, you strive to inspire, teach and excite them on their journey. Although you may be using new techniques, formats and measures these days to reach your learners, your students deserve to feel heard, safe and empowered. As you think about ways ...
Attention Introverts! Here is How You Can Command a Virtual Meeting October 6, 2020
If you find that you are more reserved than your teammates, that is OK. In fact, it is often said that the strength of any team is the inclusion of all our differences. Although we value the traits that make us all unique, introverts may feel like they have a hard time being heard in ...
How to Stay Focused and Positive in Stressful Times August 25, 2020
School is starting back, and some folks are returning to work. However, there is still a lot up in the air. Will you be working from home or in the office? Will you be attending school virtually or in the classroom? We all have a lot of questions and feelings of uncertainty, and that can ...
Great Ways to Recharge May 28, 2020
Has this time of uncertainty made you feel stressed? Are you having trouble keeping calm and so called carrying on? We understand that you may have questions about the economic forecast around the COVID-19 pandemic and may be making adjustments to your work schedule and location, daily tasks and budget. Well, there is good news. For one, you are ...
Transitioning Careers: Planning for Your Next Job During the Coronavirus Pandemic May 11, 2020
Were you planning to change jobs before the Covid-19 crisis began? Were you ready for the next step in your career? The good news is that you will still be able to move forward in your career and find an opportunity that aligns with your career goals, however, it may look a little different in this new world. The ...
College to Career April 20, 2020
According to CNBC, for the 2019–2020 academic year, there will be a total of 3,898,000 college graduates in the United States. If you are one of the members of the class of 2020, congratulations! You have accomplished a lot and you should be very proud of yourself. Although the world has changed quite a bit, and what you imagined for ...
Grocery Stores Adapt Hours for Senior Citizens and the Vulnerable March 31, 2020
Most of us have heard the sweet quote from Mister Rogers, where he said, When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” These days, this couldn’t ring truer. The Coronavirus has ...
Tips for Pursing Productivity While Working from Home March 18, 2020
In recent weeks, companies around the globe have shifted employees to virtual platforms in efforts to help fight the spread of COVID-19. Apple, Google, Chevron and Salesforce are among the numerous organizations putting their employees and client’s safety first. In 2017, it was estimated that 8 million Americans work from home on occasion. However; for many American workers, teleworking is ...
Tips for The New and Aspiring Professional March 16, 2020
You may be, or soon be, finding yourself joining the corporate world. Long hours, briefcases and laptop bags and extensive note taking are not the only things you are bound to encounter. There are so many other aspects of the job you must now be aware of and this blog will attempt to cover just ...
Respectful Relationships in The Workplace March 2, 2020
The workplace is changing and generational challenges within teams is a common occurrence. From rules to locations and hours, every workplace is different. Today, organizations are made up of team members in varying age groups and this may lead to generational challenges. From Boomers to Millennials, staff are comprised of talented folks of varying ages. ...
How to Work with Your Spouse February 14, 2020
As Valentine’s Day approaches, we can’t help but have love on our minds. The love of a caring partner and coming home to someone you care about, after a long day. But what if you didn’t have to wait until the end of the day to see your partner? What if you worked with them during regular business hours? ...
Outlining Your 2020 Vision January 27, 2020
As the new year takes off, this is a great time to outline your vision (i.e., thoughts and goals) for 2020. Now is the time to get focused on your professional and personal goals and to begin formulating a plan as to how you are going to reach your goals to make this one ...
Smokers Need Not Apply January 13, 2020
A recent news story was published by ABC 15 News Arizona discussing the fact that the well-known company, U-Haul, would no longer interview or hire nicotine users. A company spokesperson said the change would be effective February 1 of this year. The company is based in Arizona and, according to the article, it is legal ...
Giving Back During the Holidays December 20, 2019
As we run around town looking for the perfect gifts to give loved ones and friends, let us be reminded that some are not as fortunate as we are during this time of year. Individuals may be away from family, down on their luck or simply in need of some cheer. Oftentimes, leaders possess a ...
Maintaining Your Well-Being Around Digital Usage December 19, 2019
As universities and colleges prepare for winter break, many students look forward to stepping away for a few weeks to indulge in other activities, such as seasonal work, returning home to loved ones, or a well-deserved vacation. No matter where students find themselves during winter break, it is likely they are also perusing online websites ...
StudentCPT Alumni Spotlight: Hannah Kraebel December 10, 2019
Lover of farmers markets and coffee, StudentCPT alumna, Hannah Kraebel, finds herself immersed in the New York City (NYC) culture. Hannah, who graduated from Lipscomb University in 2018 with a degree in entrepreneurship, was known by her peers and instructors as a natural born leader. She served in many leadership positions, including StudentCPT vice president ...
The Science of Gratitude November 18, 2019
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching and now is a perfect time to reflect on the meaning of this holiday – giving thanks. Isn’t that a wonderful idea? Place thankfulness at the top of your list, front of mind. The upcoming national holiday is a chance for all of us to take a moment, with family, friends ...
Scary Workplace Habits Professionals Should Avoid October 28, 2019
As the days of fall carry on, we can’t help but see the signs everywhere – the leaves change color, pumpkin décor is displayed in almost every window, cups of cider in hand and more. Perhaps what is the most fun about fall is the celebration of Halloween. Everyone, from children to adults, can dress ...
StudentCPT Alumni Spotlight: Tony Bartolomucci October 22, 2019
Meet Tony Bartolomucci, StudentCPT alumnus and FSO assurance staff member at Ernst & Young (EY). In May of 2019, Tony graduated from Ohio University where he served as StudentCPT chapter president. He attended the 2018 StudentCPT Leadership Conference (SLC) in Orlando, FL, led his chapter to Golden Star status, and helped create a winning video ...
Conferences Begin Offering Childcare and Other Services for Parents October 14, 2019
Many parents today are forced to forgo the opportunity to attend a desired conference, miles from home, due to a lack of childcare. For far too long, business professionals with children have had to ask themselves, “Is this trip feasible with a baby or small child?” If the answer is no, they miss out on ...
Taking a Stand: Michigan is First State to Ban Sales of Flavored E-Cigarettes September 18, 2019
To date, seven people have reportedly died from vaping-related causes. These cases stretch across the country, including California, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota and Oregon. This is a national issue and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is actively working to try and find answers. In the meantime, it was announced that Michigan is the ...
How to Maintain Loyal Employees September 6, 2019
Employers know that the cost of replacing an employee is high. Between time spent interviewing new candidates and leadership’s time away from daily responsibilities, the entire process is costly. Therefore, employee loyalty and longevity are an asset to any company. Organizations fortunate enough to retain top talent for extended periods of time not only benefit ...
Tips for Your Next Job Interview August 26, 2019
Now that you are ready to become an ethical leader in the workplace, you must first ace the job interview before you set off on your successful career path. Many can attest to the fact that the interviewing process can be stressful, intimidating and even a bit confusing. However, with preparation and anticipation, you can ...
Difficult Conversations in the Workplace July 31, 2019
How we approach our day-to-day interactions in the workplace matter. Whether you are a manager speaking to your employees or an associate addressing an issue with a colleague, what we say and how we say it is important. Unfortunately, those conversations are not always based around positive issues. An employee’s poor performance, neglect or firing ...
Email Etiquette: Tips and Tricks July 9, 2019
There are days when it may seem too difficult to count how many emails you send and receive. Between putting out the proverbial fires to following-up with leads, your responses and approach are crucial in maintaining a positive, professional relationship. Email etiquette is a key tool in business communications, and this skill must be learned, ...
Facebook Invests Millions in Solar Energy June 18, 2019
Facebook, perhaps the world’s most widely used social media platform, is expanding its global reach in the area of solar power. Recently, this social media platform announced that it is investing heavily in a massive (think 4,600 acres) solar farm in Texas called Prospero Solar. The reason? Facebook says it is moving toward running entirely ...
Top Tips to Master Public Speaking May 30, 2019
Currently, the political landscape is buzzing as presidential hopefuls’ campaign across the country for the 2020 election. Some began as underdogs but currently find themselves climbing in the polls, while others began strong but are losing momentum. The entire process is fascinating. What do these candidates have to say? How are they saying it? How ...
Ethics Education is as Valuable as Ever April 30, 2019
Ethics in the workplace is a universal concern. There is not one industry that does not, or has not, benefited from the practice of ethical behavior. Recently, ethics in the workplace gained additional exposure as the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) announced two changes to its Certified Association Executive (CAE) Program. The updates include ...
USC President Creates #WhatsMyName Campaign to Keep Students Safe April 12, 2019
In recent news, a University of South Carolina (USC) student, Samantha Josephson, entered a vehicle during the early hours one morning, believing the ride to be her Uber. Unfortunately, the vehicle was not her expected ride home, and instead, the driver committed a senseless act that resulted in Josephson’s death. In response, USC’s President, Harris ...
A Perspective on the Clash of Ethics & Academic Entry March 28, 2019
The recent college-entry scandal implicating dozens of affluent parents, top league school recruiters and coaches, and educational testing proctors once again shines a light on the unfortunate direction ethics has taken in this country. The apparent ease in which multimillions of dollars were illegally paid by and to individuals who, in many instances, are considered ...
Board Spotlight – Coalter Baker, CPA March 15, 2019
Coalter Baker was born and raised in Austin, TX, and graduated with a degree in accounting from the University of Texas. Since then, Baker has had a very full career and says he has no regrets about the career path he has taken. “It is so much more than numbers. This is a learned profession ...
Janessa Harkley – Alumni Spotlight March 6, 2019
Janessa Harkley, a campus recruiter for Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP (DHG), is an alumna of the StudentCPT program and this month’s Alumni Spotlight. Currently at DHG, Harkley attracts top talent on various campuses and leads campus recruiting efforts for offices in Florida, specifically Jacksonville and Tampa, in hiring entry-level audit associates, tax associates and interns. ...
How to Ensure Your Employees Feel Heard February 11, 2019
We have all heard about the suggestion boxes, located at offices across the country. They are typically positioned in a corner and encourage employees to leave a note with their feedback on any given topic related to their workplace. Recently, I have read a few articles that claim the suggestion box is outdated and inefficient. ...
Make Financial Health Your Goal This Year December 7, 2018
With the New Year right around the corner, now is a great time to reflect on accomplishments and milestones. Simultaneously, this time of year creates an opportunity to develop new goals and benchmarks. A goal is something you would like to achieve, and a benchmark measures your progress. The most common goals include eating better, exercising ...
StudentCPT Alumni Spotlight: Sean Perera, CPA September 18, 2018
Currently an audit and assurance manager at Deloitte, Sean Perera is this month’s Student Center for the Public Trust (StudentCPT) Alumni Spotlight feature. While obtaining an accounting degree from Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business, Perera was one of the founding members and secretary of Baruch’s StudentCPT chapter, helping facilitate the initial club registration process, ...
LEAD WITH INTEGRITY: A Couple Lessons From a Game (Summer) July 19, 2018
Ethics Matters Summer 2018 As many of you know, I played four years of college football. I am grateful for the experience because it completely funded my undergraduate education. However, I also learned several significant life, business and leadership lessons through that great experience. Let me share a couple of these lessons that continue to drive ...
Waffle House Commits to Donating Month-Long Profits After Tragedy May 23, 2018
When bad things happen within your business, you can’t change the past, but you can choose how you respond. In April of 2018, the Waffle House restaurant chain experienced an unspeakable tragedy at one of its Nashville, TN locations. The incident, involving a gunman, left four people dead and several others injured. No one could ...
LEAD WITH INTEGRITY: What Are You Eating? (March/April) April 24, 2018
Ethics Matters March – April 2018 As a child growing up, I often saw signs, public service announcements, and billboards with the slogan, “You are what you eat.” A few years ago, I saw similar media productions promoting milk. The general theme of these ads emphasized the impact food we eat has on our body. Today, ...
Three Steps to Business Success March 28, 2018
Do you want to know the secret to business success? You aren’t alone. According to Google Trends, topics related to business success receive upwards of 1.2 million searches per month in the United States alone. But, the fact of the matter is, there is no sure-fire, quick trick to ensure your business will be successful. Success ...
Over Here! Three Tips for Avoiding Distractions at Work March 14, 2018
Every workplace has its fair share of distractions. From phones ringing, to door alarms and chatter, it is easy for anyone to get sidetracked while on the clock. In fact, short bursts of distractions are completely normal. However, too many distractions can begin to impact your productivity, affecting your quality of work. To avoid any ...
This Is Why Amazon Continues to Grow March 2, 2018
Would you buy an alarm system from an online bookstore? How about organic produce? If you asked me that 20 years ago, my answer would have been no. But today, I’ll buy just about anything from Amazon. Although Amazon is currently one of the largest internet retailers (for just about anything you can think of) in ...
LEAD WITH INTEGRITY: Put on Your Mask First (Jan/Feb) 2018 February 20, 2018
Ethics Matters January – February 2018 Over the last few weeks, several occurrences have reminded me of an instruction I hear frequently, “Put on your mask first, before helping others.” Sound familiar? It’s one of the key statements a flight attendant makes before the pilot takes off. Putting your mask on first is simple and important, but ...
Have a Crush on Someone at Work? Read This Before Making Your Move February 12, 2018
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and the feeling of love surrounds us, rendering us hopeless romantics, even if for just a moment. When you think about your special someone, who is it that comes to mind? If you are currently in a consensual relationship, planning the day can be exhilarating, from coordinating dinner ...
Be the Aspirin February 7, 2018
It’s not always easy to look for the silver lining when you’re faced with challenges at work, but I learned early in my career how placing an importance on positivity can not only affect you, but everyone around you. I was 23 years old and six months into landing one of my first “big-girl-jobs.” One busy ...
How Do You See Your Coworkers? February 1, 2018
How do you view others in your office? Do you see black employees, white employees, etc.? Do you see gender in the workplace? Do you see male employees, female employees, etc.? Throughout my life, I’ve heard some say they don’t see color. They explain how they treat everyone the same; they are colorblind and don’t view ...
Board Spotlight: David Costello, CPA January 25, 2018
An Interview with David Costello For 17 years, David A. Costello, CPA, served as president and chief executive officer of the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA). Currently a retiree, Mr. Costello serves on the Management Accounting Advisory Council for Vanderbilt and Lipscomb Universities and as Executive-in-Residence for Lipscomb University. In addition, Mr. Costello is ...
Top 3 Books Leaders Should Read January 23, 2018
Author: Dina Barabash, NASBA Content Development and Web Specialist
4 Apps to Keep You and Your Team Motivated December 19, 2017
Author: Ashley Metivier, Activities Coordinator, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Beyond the Buck: 4 Alternative Ways to Give Back in 2018 December 19, 2017
Author: Sydney Shearer, Development & Student Programs Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT
Lead with Integrity: Ethical Leadership: An Idea or a Commitment? (Sept/Oct) 2017 October 26, 2017
Ethics Matters September – October 2017 Speaking with a group of future business leaders and entrepreneurs not long ago, we discussed commitment to ethical leadership versus the idea of ethical leadership. Our discussion contrasted leaders who behave and lead in a way that shows a commitment to making the most ethical decisions they can, regardless ...
Good News: Facebook Committed to Being a Safe Medium for Users (Sept/Oct) 2017 October 26, 2017
Ethics Matters September – October 2017 The social media platform, Facebook, has strived to be a digital community of individuals who demonstrate tolerance and acceptance. With the platform’s mission of making the world more open and connected, on many occasions, leaders at Facebook have stated that there is zero tolerance for harmful or hateful speech. ...
Lead With Integrity: A Challenge to Do the Right Thing (July/Aug 2017) August 17, 2017
Ethics Matters July-August 2017 In July of 2016, I found myself in the middle of an ethical dilemma. I was traveling across the country speaking to audiences about ethical leadership, and encouraging them to make decisions based on what they believed were doing the right things. I was also trying to be an example for ...
Good News: Southwest to Steer Clear of Overbooking Flights (July/Aug 2017) August 17, 2017
Ethics Matters July-August 2017 Airport travel can be stressful…arrivals, check-ins, security lines…the list can go on and on. However, if you travel with Southwest, overbooked flights will no longer be a concern. “I’ve made the decision, the company has made the decision, that we will cease to overbook going forward,” said Southwest CEO Gary Kelly ...
Why Some Decisions Aren’t as Simple As They Seem… May 30, 2017
Do you think college athletes should be paid? I’ve always been in favor of changing the rules, so student athletes can receive a portion of the proceeds that they generate for their schools. It seems like a simple fairness issue. In America, people should be compensated for rendering services that generate revenue for businesses. ...
3 Ways to Inspire Creativity in Weekly Meetings May 24, 2017
We’ve all had those days where you are sitting in a brainstorming meeting and experiencing all the symptoms of writer’s block. Out of nowhere (it seems like), you’re put on the spot and asked for your company’s next “big idea.” To avoid future uncomfortable feelings of not knowing what to say, check out these three methods ...
Good News: Google Helps Users Make Informed Decisions (May/June) 2017 May 24, 2017
Ethics Matters May-June 2017 By now, you may have heard about the challenges being created by the distribution of fake news. When some people see articles with a large number of views on Google or Facebook, they assume they are credible. This can sometimes lead to misinformation when fictitious news is perceived as factual information. Search engine ...
Lead With Integrity: Why NOT Me? (May/June) 2017 May 24, 2017
Ethics Matters May – June 2017 As we continue to grow as leaders and professionals, we run into situations that lead us to ask the question, “Why me?” Last week, I asked that question in response to an adverse situation, and heard a response from a soft voice inside me. The response was, “Why NOT me?” ...
3 Tips for Advancing Your Career this Summer May 17, 2017
Author: Sydney Shearer, Development & Student Programs Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Where do You Draw the Line? May 10, 2017
Author: Ryan Hirsch, Operations Manager, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Recap of Ethics in Action Video Competition Winners May 3, 2017
Author: Alexia Kammer, Business Development Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
How to Sustain Magic Around Your Product April 28, 2017
Author: Ashley Metivier, Activities Coordinator, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
How to Be an Ethical Donor April 19, 2017
Author: Sydney Shearer, Development & Student Programs Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
After Grounding Flights, Delta Finds a Way to Lift Passengers’ Spirits April 12, 2017
Author: Ryan Hirsch, Operations Manager, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
A Young Professional’s Guide to Email Etiquette April 5, 2017
Author: Alexia Kammer, Business Development Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
8 Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month March 29, 2017
Author: Ashley Metivier, Activities Coordinator, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Good News: Ellen & Walmart Shock Students With the Ultimate Surprise (March/April) 2017 March 20, 2017
Ethics Matters March – April 2017 “Education is the most powerful weapon, which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela Students from Summit Academy Charter School in Brooklyn, NY, were recently surprised to learn they were awarded college scholarships. Walmart teamed up with the Ellen DeGeneres Show to give 42 deserving high ...
Good News: Nashville Sandwich Shop Serving Up Sustainability (March/April) 2017 March 20, 2017
Ethics Matters March – April 2017 Did you know? Forty percent of the food produced in the United States is never eaten. The average American household wastes $1,500 on food waste per year. Nashville Mayor, Megan Barry, recruited some help from a local restaurant owner to lend a hand with her Food Saver Challenge, which combats ...
Lead With Integrity: A Super Lesson on Trust (March/April) 2017 March 20, 2017
Author: Alfonzo D. Alexander, President, NASBA CPT
Nashville Sandwich Shop Serving Up Sustainability March 8, 2017
Author: Ashley Metivier, Activities Coordinator, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Speak Up and Learn How You Can Combat Workplace Bullying March 1, 2017
Author: Ashley Metivier, Activities Coordinator, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Should Employees be Punished for Their Personal Social Media Posts? February 27, 2017
Author: Alexia Kammer, Business Development Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Hey Employers! Check Out These Telecommuting Benefits February 21, 2017
Author: Ashley Metivier, Activities Coordinator, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Why I See Color in the Workplace: A Black History Month Special February 13, 2017
Author: Ryan Hirsch, Operations Manager, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Lead With Integrity: Do I Know It All? (Jan./Feb.) 2017 February 3, 2017
Author: Alfonzo D. Alexander, President, NASBA CPT
Ethics, Politics and the Workplace January 19, 2017
Author: Center for the Public Trust
Theme Your New Year January 10, 2017
Author: Alexia Kammer, Business Development Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
What Leaders Can Learn from the Self-Driving Car Dilemma January 1, 2017
What Leaders Can Learn from the Self-Driving Car Dilemma In 2016, traffic accidents led to nearly 40,000 deaths in the United States, and 90 percent of these accidents were believed to be caused by human error. Developing a way to reduce the amount of accidents involving human error could significantly reduce the number of deaths ...
Lead With Integrity: Recognizing the Problem (Nov./Dec. 2016) December 21, 2016
Author: Alfonzo D. Alexander, President, NASBA CPT
Why Denzel Washington Wants Reporters to Tell the Truth December 19, 2016
Author: Ryan Hirsch, Operations Manager, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Should You Help Your Competition? December 15, 2016
Author: Ryan Hirsch, Operations Manager, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
Lead with Integrity: The Wake (Oct. 2016) November 9, 2016
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Emotional Intelligence Meets Ethics November 8, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, Business Development Specialist, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
6 Ways to Make People Feel Welcome in the Workplace September 30, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, Activities Coordinator, NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT)
4 Ways to Build Customer Loyalty September 22, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, CPT Activities Coordinator
Lead with Integrity: Paying it Forward (Sept. 2016) September 7, 2016
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Feel Free to Steal This Advice! July 26, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, CPT Business Development Specialist
The Magical World of Integrity July 20, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, CPT Activities Coordinator
How to Play Pokémon Go at Work July 12, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, CPT Business Development Specialist
Expecting a Baby? Give a Round of Applause for these Companies Embracing Parenthood July 7, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, CPT Activities Coordinator
Lead with Integrity: Traveling the Uncommon Path (May/June 2016) June 24, 2016
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
What I Learned 10 Months Into My New Career June 22, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, CPT Business Development Specialist
Just Because You Are a Good Person, Does Not Mean You Are Ethical June 7, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, CPT Business Development Specialist
A CPA’s Dilemma: Can Bad Behavior Be Justified? May 23, 2016
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
SC Johnson Ignores the Law of Supply & Demand for the Best Reason Ever May 13, 2016
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
CAN Helps Cancer Patients Fly for Free May 6, 2016
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
12 Things We Learned AFTER College May 2, 2016
Author: The CPT Team
Can Top Performers Get Away with More? April 22, 2016
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Lead with Integrity: Decisions. Decisions. Decisions. (Mar/Apr 2016) April 19, 2016
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
4 Tips to Resume Success April 18, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, CPT Business Development Specialist
Tips for Establishing Transparency and Trust Among Stakeholders April 7, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, CPT Activities Coordinator
Caroline’s Carts Rolling into Target Stores This Month March 29, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, CPT Activities Coordinator
How To: Build & Maintain Business Relationships March 22, 2016
Author: George Reynolds, CPT Student Programs & Development Specialist
Kansas City Community is Dining with Dignity March 14, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, CPT Activities Coordinator
Boldness Brewing at Virginia Coffee Shop March 8, 2016
Author: Ashley Metivier, CPT Activities Coordinator
Lessons from the Passing of Aubrey McClendon March 3, 2016
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Not All is Fair in Love and Ethics March 2, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, CPT Business Development Specialist
A Prescription for Trust February 25, 2016
Author: Alexia Kammer, CPT Business Development Specialist
Between a Phone and a Hard Place February 18, 2016
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Lead with Integrity: Leaders’ Challenges for 2016? (Jan/Feb 2016) January 21, 2016
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Are “Skinny Mirrors” Ethical in Shopping Centers? January 11, 2016
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Lead with Integrity: Leading by Example? How’s Your Work Ethic? (Nov/Dec 2015) January 4, 2016
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Lead with Integrity: Ultimate Victory in Business (Sept/Oct 2015) October 28, 2015
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Lead With Integrity: The Underrated Key to Ethical Leadership – Focus (Jul/Aug 2015) August 14, 2015
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Turmoil at the Top July 29, 2015
Author: Ronald Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
The Worst Feedback You Can Give July 21, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
How to Get Approved for Your Next Professional Development Request July 16, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Lessons from My $42K Mistake July 10, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Leadership Tip from Jack Welch, that I’ll Never Forget July 7, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
HealthStream CEO Gives $1.5 Million to Staff July 1, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
My Biggest Mistake Was Not Paying Attention June 30, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Ethics Jobs Don’t Last… Or Do They? June 23, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Where Were FIFA’s Ethical Leaders? June 16, 2015
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
How to Handle Coworkers Who Take Credit for Your Work: Part 2 June 9, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Anyone Ever Taken Credit for Your Work? June 3, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Operations Manager
Leadership Column: A Closer Look at the Return on My CPT Investment (May/June 2015) May 22, 2015
Author: Milton Brown, CPA, CPT Life Director
How to Keep Projects on Track When Key People Are Out of the Office May 19, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Why I Wasn’t Taking Time Off from Work… May 12, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
When Jeni’s Reopens, I’ll Be There. Here’s Why… May 7, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
The CPT Faces an Ethical Dilemma: Part 2 of 2 April 30, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
The CPT Faces an Ethical Dilemma: Part 1 of 2 April 28, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
The Salary Dilemma April 20, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Before You Apply for Your Next Job… April 16, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
A Formula for Acting Ethically April 7, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Leadership Column: Leaders Dream! (Mar/Apr 2015) April 3, 2015
Author: David A. Costello, CPA, CPT Board Chairman
I Crashed My Motorcycle and Learned This Leadership Lesson March 31, 2015
Author: David Sargent, NASBA Communications and Electronic Media Specialist
Ethics Lessons From a Tricky Card Game March 23, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
How to Fix Your Boring Meetings March 16, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Watching March Madness at Work? Read This First… March 9, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
How I Fixed a Broken Relationship at Work February 26, 2015
Author: Lara Loewl, CPT Activities Coordinator
What Working for a Fortune 500 Company Taught Me About Customer Relationships February 24, 2015
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
Leadership Column: Personal Reflections on the First Ten (Jan/Feb 2015) February 11, 2015
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Take This Advice Before Dating Coworkers February 9, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
How Far Will Your Work Ethic Take You? February 5, 2015
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
How Does the World See You? January 30, 2015
Author: Lara Loewl, CPT Activities Coordinator
Bring On the Conflict: Discussing Difficult Topics at Work January 26, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
A Fight for What is Right January 16, 2015
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
5 Major Lessons from a Book I Read in 1 Hour January 12, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
How Stuart Scott Beat Cancer January 5, 2015
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Australians Just Showed the World the Best Way to Respond to Terrorism December 22, 2014
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
Is It Ok to Protest Ferguson at Work? December 15, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
4 Holiday Gifts Your Coworkers Don’t Want December 8, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
What Every Employee Should Do Before Thanksgiving November 24, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Leadership Column: There is Power in a Team (Nov/Dec 2014) November 19, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
When Being There Matters November 17, 2014
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
3 Leadership Lessons from America’s Veterans November 10, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
The Key to Boosting Morale at Work November 4, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
5 Tips for Fighting Groupthink October 27, 2014
Author: Lara Loewl, CPT Activities Coordinator
Three Tips for Resisting Peer Pressure at Work October 17, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Doing the Right Thing Pays Big October 10, 2014
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
When Sorry Won’t Cut It: The Anatomy of an Apology October 3, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
What to Do When the Wrong Answer Seems Right September 30, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
3 Tips for Values-Based Job Hunting September 22, 2014
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
Leadership Column: Why Our Work is So Important (Sept/Oct 2014) September 19, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Stop Looking for the 25th Hour: Here’s A Better Use of Your Time September 16, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
A $2 Billion Reputation September 10, 2014
Author: David Sargent, NASBA Communications and Electronic Media Specialist
Answering the Other Job Interview Question September 2, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
The Fastest Way to Lose Trust and Respect August 25, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
To Infinity and Be… Average? August 18, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Actions vs. Words August 12, 2014
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
I Should Have Listened to My Wife: A Story About Procrastination August 1, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Composure After Crisis July 29, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Leadership Column: Savoring the Summer, Flying Into Fall (July/August 2014) July 21, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Unforgettable Response After Customer’s Wheelchair Breaks July 17, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Celebrating Nelson Mandela July 16, 2014
Author: Ron Taylor, CPT Student Programs and Development Specialist
Servant Leadership: World Cup Edition July 8, 2014
Author: Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager
Leadership Column: The Strength of a Leader (May/June 2014) May 20, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Leadership Column: A Fight We Must Win… Together We Can (Mar/Apr 2014) April 10, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Leadership Column: Are You Intentionally an Ethical Leader? (Jan/Feb 2014) March 18, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Ethical Leaders Perform February 28, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
The Benefits of Sacrificial Leadership February 18, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President
Ethical Leadership Takes Intentionality January 24, 2014
Author: Alfonzo Alexander, CPT President

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