The CFO Who Went to Prison
Description
Joshua, a CFO from Chicago, did not go to prison for stealing the $2 million in liquid cash he had access to on a daily basis. Instead, Joshua ended up in prison by rationalizing that he was entitled to a few small perks of the profession. This course explores Joshua's story and covers how and why executives with high annual incomes make short-sighted decisions that can cost them their job and freedom. This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.
Objective
After attending this presentation you will be able to... Describe how some people begin their career with good intentions yet end up in prison. Explain how seemingly benign decisions can lead to severe problems later. Identify how gray areas can expose people to problems they cannot foresee. Understand how seizing the wrong opportunity can cost people their job and freedom.
Attendee Information
Justin Paperny
Required Knowledge
None
Who Should Attend
People who want to explore how personal pressures can cloud their judgment.
Credit Types
- CPE – Behavioral Ethics
Registration Fees
| Registration | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| WRX262726: Registration – Member | Mem | $105 |
| WRX262726: Registration – Non-Member | NM | $230 |
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