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Skeletons in the Closet Are Worth Bringing Out
There is real benefit to dealing proactively with your organization’s past transgressions. Michael Toebe discusses how leaders should respond when their company’s skeletons are revealed. Once, organizations could mostly be concerned only about newly developing misconduct and shortcomings and failures of governance and compliance. But the times they are a changin’, and errors deep in history can prove to be...
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The Importance of Sending the Elevator Back Down
Mary Shirley, co-author of “Sending the Elevator Back Down” and co-host of the Great Women in...
4 Considerations When Auditing Revenue Recognition
Auditors need a complete understanding of the standard and how it affects their clients’ financial statements....
Virtual Book Launch Party for “Sending the Elevator Back Down”
Thursday, Nov. 5, 2020 4:30 - 6 p.m. (Eastern) Lisa Fine and Mary Shirley, co-authors of...
Keeping Up with Evolving Risk Factors in the New Normal
The pandemic has forced organizations to adapt and even to abide by a new playbook when...
Due Diligence and Corporate Oversight (Some Adult Supervision Required)
Conducting thorough due diligence can be tedious work, but (as with most endeavors) putting in the...
Skeletons in the Closet Are Worth Bringing Out
There is real benefit to dealing proactively with your organization’s past transgressions. Michael Toebe discusses how leaders should respond when...
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