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4 Ethics CPE Credits: Building Ethical Management and Culture in Challenging Times May 20, 2022 | 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM Eastern Time | Bentley University, Waltham, MA Last Day to Register: Wednesday, May 18th AAFCPAs’ Jeffrey Mead, CPA, CGMA and Olga Yasinnik,...
May 20, 2022 | 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM Eastern Time | Bentley University, Waltham, MA
Last Day to Register: Wednesday, May 18th
AAFCPAs’ Jeffrey Mead, CPA, CGMA and Olga Yasinnik, MBA, CPA will again lead FEI-Boston’s annual 4-hour Ethics Symposium, May 20th, with a focus this year on Building Ethical Management and Culture in Challenging Times. Jeff and Olga will be joined again this year by guest speaker Jennifer Elder, entrepreneur, AICPA instructor, and author of Faster Disaster Recovery.
In this session, Jeff, Olga, and Jennifer will lead attendees in exploring the effects of both crisis and burnout on ethical decision-making. Under normal circumstances, doing what you know is right is relatively easy. But we haven’t been in a normal business environment for over two years. Changes in business models, supply chain issues, inflation, vaccine mandate or no, recruiting, and staffing – and the list seems to get longer every day. At what point do “desperate times call for desperate measures”?
How do we decide between fair and equitable? If we offer bonuses to recruit new staff, should we give bonuses to those we hired last year who didn’t receive a bonus? How do we ensure that we don’t ignore remote workers in favor of in-office workers?
Most CPAs are ethical most of the time but staying ethical is hard. It gets even harder when we are under stress and unusual circumstances. Stress saps our strength and our will, leaving us exhausted. In addition, the unusual circumstances of COVID have upended our normal systems and internal controls.
In this session, we will explore the effects of the current economic realities on our organizations. We will discuss ways to deal with the issues of employee recruitment, engagement, and retention that are both ethical end effective.
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Thursday, May 20th, 2022
7:30 am – 12 pm
This training qualifies for 4 ethics CPE credits for CPAs and is complimentary to FEI-Boston members. The fee is $75 for non-members. Please feel free to spread the word to anyone who may benefit from the sharing of this insight. Click here to reserve your “seat.” >>
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