Cooper Group

Board

Because there is a premium placed on Board member’s time and attention, our “High-Impact” forums and “Bottom Line” series are uniquely effective: targeted, concise and exceptionally high in impact.

High Impact Forums

  • The Current Economic Crises: What Set The Stage, Lessons for Boards
  • The Recent Corporate Scandals: Commonalities, Risk Indicators and Lessons Learned
  • Who Commits Fraud and Why?
  • WorldCom: Unraveling the Largest Corporate Fraud in History
  • What Boards Need to Know: Enron, Tyco, HealthSouth, and Waste Management Examined
  • Building a Strong Ethical Foundation: How Boards Can Contribute to the Construction Process
  • Tone at the Top: Setting the Bar High and Integrating Core Values throughout the Corporate Culture
  • Betting the House: Lessons Learned and the Way Forward in Enterprise Risk Management
  • Glass House, 2.0: How Building a Culture of Transparency Can Strengthen Your Organization
  • Preventing and Detecting Fraud and Avoiding scandal: How Boards Play a Key Role
  • A Scandal has Occurred: What to Expect in the Aftermath and How to Move the Organization Forward
  • The Slippery Slope: Why Smart People Make Bad Decisions; Practical Strategies to Help Sort through Ethical Dilemmas and Make the Right Choices
  • How Bright Lines Can Fade to Shades of Gray: Navigating Everyday Problems and Ethical Dilemmas
  • Thinking Instead of Sinking: 10 Steps to Help Keep Your Head Up and Your Ethics Intact as you Navigate Life’s Storms

Bottom Line Series

  • Board and Committee Best Practices
  • Board Responsibilities and Structure
  • Executive Compensation
  • Ethics and Compliance Programs
  • Fraud Prevention Programs
  • Code of Ethics
  • Board Self-Assessments
  • Enterprise Risk Management
  • Understanding Financial Statements and Disclosures
  • Current Events: FASB, SEC, PCAOB
  • Corporate Governance
  • Internal Audit
  • Sarbanes-Oxley Act
  • Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
  • Federal Sentencing Guidelines
  • Related Party Transactions and Conflicts of Interest
  • Internal Controls
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