Partial Day Seminar
Corporate Ethics Update
Resolving Ethical Conflicts
At some point in his or her career, every financial manager will face a choice of doing the right thing or taking the easy way out. Skillful handling of an ethical conflict can make a big difference in the trajectory of your career.
This two-hour module from Executive Education’s Only Financial Officer seminar will discuss alternatives and techniques for resolving ethical conflicts.
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Topics Discussed Include:
Standards for Resolving Ethical Conflicts
- AICPA
- Canadian Provincial Standards
- Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)
- Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA)
How to Have Tough Discussions about an Ethical Issue and Still Keep Your Job
- Mastering my “stories”
- Making it safe to talk about difficult issues
- Avoiding the “sucker’s choice”
When Talking Fails
- Reporting to legal authorities
- Sources of whistleblower protection
- Internal handling of whistleblowers
- What to do if you may become a whistleblower
Cases and Group Discussion
This seminar includes the group discussion of three ethics cases.
Additional Information
Target Audience: Corporate financial managers
Level of Knowledge: Intermediate
CPE Credit: 2 hours group live
Area of Study:
Traditional: Ethics
NASBA: Behav. Ethics
Prerequisite: None
Adv. Preparation: None
Author: John L. Daly
Acronym: CEU
Scheduling: To provide a full-day program, schedule this two-hour seminar with Ethical Corporate Conduct and one of our half-day seminars.
Note: This two-hour seminar is also available as a module within our Only Financial Officer seminar.
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