Beyond Accounting Ethics and Toward Stakeholder Trust

CEPR4028 Non-credit course 4
Description:
Few will dispute the the need for ethics in business. Ethical practices have a direct impact on perceived trust among stakeholders. Perhaps ethical decision making is not the only means of establishing trust, but is just one component of a broader framework for establishing trust.
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The material is applicable to those working in Accounting and Finance, Human Resources, Customer Service, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Marketing, policy creation and implementation, and Information Systems and Security.
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Instructor Matthew L Mouritsen is a professor in the School of Accounting & Taxation at Weber State University and has been the director of the MBA Program since 2008. He teaches financial and managerial accounting courses and three different courses in the MBA program in the field of information technology management, e-Business, and project management. Prior to his appointment in higher education, he was a technology manager overseeing asset management, disaster recovery and information security functions at a regional bank. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting from Weber State University and an MBA and Ph.D. in Business Information Systems and Education from Utah State University.

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