For any individual business professional, understanding the importance of making ethically upstanding decisions is almost as important as the decision itself. Because, without understanding why something is the right thing to do, there’s no guarantee that leaders and managers will act for the betterment of the company and employees. Ethical Intelligence is a course designed to help raise your awareness of different contemporary situations that demand moral insight and conviction. Through observation of multiple case studies, you will have the opportunity to witness how unethical behavior and low ethical intelligence contribute to corporate failure. Course Type: Video. Worth 5 CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2024: The video diaries of Central Products’ humble yet tough CEO, Robert Powers, constitute the framework for this course, offering you the chance to walk alongside him on a personal journey of leadership growth. Characteristics of Effective Leadership combines insights from classic and modern theories of organizational leadership to properly exhibit effectiveness on individual, interpersonal and institutional levels. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 21.5 PDCs (SHRM) and 21.5 CEUs (HRCI General Credits).

UPDATED 2024: In business, exposure refers to the extent of risks and potential damages businesses are willing to incur. And in foreign investments, exposure to risk is a constant. So, learning how to measure exposure within foreign markets is an ability international and financial teams need to have. This short course dives straight into the topic, allowing you to dig deeper into the complicated topic of conducting business in foreign markets. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 3 PDCs (SHRM).

This course is the final course in the 8 - course series on financial reporting and analysis offered by PRATTedu. In this single video course , Professor Pratt first defines earnings management and then introduces and illustrates the two basic forms: real earnings management and accruals earnings management. He illustrates each form, provides a number of examples, discusses whether they are appropriate and then creates a framework for accruals earnings management that identifies and relates the four general areas (materiality, disclosure, classification and measurement) where it is practiced. The video concludes with a thorough discussion of why earnings management is practiced and common strategies used by companies. Throughout the video real - world financial statements and footnotes are analyzed. Companies featured include General Electric, Merck, Harley Davidson, Tesla, AT&T, Volkswagen, Walt Disney and others. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).