UPDATED 2024: Tagging along with the International Business team from Central Products, you will attend a conference in Nigeria to learn more about Africa’s largest economy. Here, you will take a closer look at topics like direct foreign investment, the importance of local cultures, and sustainability practices to help understand the intricacies of doing business in various international contexts. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 2 PDCs (SHRM).

This course provides a thorough coverage of how to read and analyze financial statements as well as how the analysis can be organized to identify and assess a company’s value drivers. It begins with videos covering the balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows and the statement of shareholders’ equity. It then moves into the real world, focusing on Home Depot, its key performance measures, leading to a complete ratio analysis. Home Depot’s performance is then compared to that of Lowe’s Home Improvement in terms of the basic ratios, more much more importantly using an ROE - based model that highlights the companies’ value drivers. Course Type: Video. Worth 4 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

This ACI Learning course looks closely at the ethical factors involved in conducting an audit, delving into the requirements internal auditors have in relation to their own conduct as well as that of clients. It introduces values, attitudes and deciding principles for auditors when performing an engagement, as well as the roles and responsibilities each party keeps. Course Type: Video. Worth 3 PDCs (SHRM) and 3 CEUs (HRCI Ethics Credit).

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).