When most people think about unethical leaders, they probably focus on well-known, infamous figures whose decisions had massive societal and organizational impact. But the truth is that even leaders of small teams or companies can exhibit immoral behavior and make poor decisions. Sometimes, unethical leadership looks like cutting corners to take a short-cut to success. And other times, it might be more visible, resulting in the collapse of a prominent business. But no matter the size of the organization or the visibility, it’s vital for leaders in any capacity to know how to move forward with ethical foresight and tact. This course on the subject of Ethical Leadership explores various dimensions of authority and morality and how they interact, focusing specifically on twenty different principles to help shape you into the kind of leader you need to be. Course Type: Video. Worth 7 PDCs (SHRM) and 7 CEUs (HRCI General Credit).

UPDATED 2024: In Financial and Managerial Accounting, you will enter the world of accounting as the protégé of Tsong Hua, Central Products’ quirky but blunt International Accounting Director. Here, you’ll explore all there is to know about balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements. But you’ll also look at managerial accounting concepts like budgeting, data auditing, financial planning and differentials to get a truly comprehensive understanding of the profession. While assisting Tsong Hua with real-world problems, you’ll begin to understand how assets, liabilities, equities and other functions prepare a business for growth and expansion. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 20 CAE Credits (ASAE).

Essentially, this course comprises an overview of key presentation requirements for financial statements, including a focus on key principles of balance sheets, income statements, and other important documents. It further addresses considerations around changes in accounting principles, sourced from the FASB’s Accounting Standards Codification. Course Type: eBook. Worth 4 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

If there’s anything the COVID-19 pandemic has shown the world, it’s that business best practices aren’t static. They change with the times, and we don’t have to keep doing things the way we’ve always known. Business professionals have the option to learn and grow from disastrous situations, but to do so, they may have to embrace a new normal. This course focuses on new business best practices that CPAs and other professionals can embrace and employ after living through a global pandemic. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).