Operations & Management: How to Run a Business (ASAE)

Understanding the basic principles of management can be a great asset for HR professionals, because both revolve around ensuring a healthy work environment for employees and knowing how to organize teams for optimal performance. And since this eBook is intended to provide a baseline understanding for the topic of management, it’s a great way for busy professionals to dive in. Focusing on subjects like planning, organizing, forecasting and setting objectives, Operations & Management: How to Run a Business is a helpful resource for individuals working in organizations of any size. Course Type: eBook. Worth 14 PDCs (SHRM) and 14 CEUs (HRCI Business Credits).

Public speaking is the bane of many business professionals, and many individuals never learn to do it well. But if you hope to convince investors or board members of anything, strong executive presence is vital. This course focuses on the different aspects of delivering a robust and engaging presentation, so whether you’re called upon to speak in front of a large crowd or offer a short report in front of a small team, you’ll know how to do it with poise and precision. Course Type: Video. Worth 3 PDCs (SHRM) and 3 CEUs (HRCI General Credit).

When it comes to the necessity of ethical leadership, CPAs have no immunity. After all, when many of the largest scandals and business collapses in recent memory have revolved around monetary issues, it’s easy to see why financial experts need to conduct themselves in an upstanding manner. That’s exactly where Ethical Leadership picks up. Exploring different facets of an important topic, this course will elucidate how success gained through unethical means is no real success at all. And by focusing on twenty principles of ethical leadership, business professionals will begin constructing a framework that will serve them well their entire career. Course Type: Video. Worth 6 CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2025: This course provides a detailed overview of the key principles and requirements with respect to revenue recognition and leasing transactions. Both of these areas witnessed substantial changes made in years past by the FASB. This course takes a quick trip down memory lane to explore how both of these standards evolved, and then takes the user down a detailed path of understanding the key financial reporting requirements of each. Worth 8 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA). UPDATED 2024