CPA Office Hours with Matthew Ege: Professional Responsibilities

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el Martes, 10 de Diciembre 2024

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15:00 America/New York

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Join me, Professor Matthew Ege, as we dive into professional responsibilities on this next CPA Office Hours webinar. The topic of professional responsibilities is a crucial component of the AUD section. In this session, we'll discuss aspects of professional responsibilities including independence, integrity and objectivity, and responsibilities to clients. I'll share my expertise and practical tips to help you better understand aspects of professional responsibilities. Secure your spot now! See you there!

Matthew Ege, Ph.D, CPA

Dr. Ege is a professor at Texas A&M University. He has won teaching awards for teaching auditing, has published auditing-related research in prestigious academic journals, and has been cited by various media outlets. He previously worked as a director for a technology firm and as a manger for a Big 4 accounting firm.

Alexandra Graham

Alexandra joined Gleim in 2015 as a Sales Consultant and quickly moved to Professor Relations Coordinator 6 months later. She graduated from the University of Florida and in her downtime she plays competitive billiards attending tournaments all over the country. Alexandra also enjoys skating, basketball, kayaking, and many other outdoor activities. She lives in Gainesville, Florida and considers herself a HUGE Gator fan!

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