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UPDATED 2024: Along with Robert and Grace Powers, you will explore the different approaches to organizational culture, with a specific focus on the early history of Central Products. Though primarily dealing with anthropological and psychological approaches, this topic is set within the larger context of management theory to provide you with a helpful case example of healthy organizational culture. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 2 PDCs (SHRM).

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).

UPDATED 2024: The topic of payroll is often taken for granted by those not responsible for the processes. But it can also be much more complex than expected. The Basics of Payroll helps learners take a step toward understanding this vital organizational task by focusing on different types of pay structures, benefits and insurance policies. And with a story-driven format, the course will explain the topic by showing you how it functions in a real-life setting. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 2 CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

Ultimately, it took a pandemic to uproot individuals working in accounting and finance. And in the span of a few years, CPAs lived through a complete transformation of how and where they worked. Now, that experience positions them well to tackle the future. In this course, CPAs can learn about the future of finance and the challenges that lay ahead by answering how, why, and where the finance organization will succeed and add value through leveraging people and technology. They will also learn about emerging imperatives of sustainability and data as the next frontiers of finance. And finally, explore the new skillsets and communication mindset they need to adopt to ensure stakeholders understand the value proposition offered by the “new” finance function. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).