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Instructor
G. Suzanne Owens-Ott, CPA, DBA, is a Professor of Accounting at Colorado Mesa University and the Interim Academic Head for the Davis School of Business. She draws upon her years of experience as an auditor in public accounting at Deloitte and private industry accounting at Sprint Corporation as well as her formal education and continuing professional education to bring the best instruction to her students in the classroom and fellow CPAs for CPE. She is a licensed certified public accountant in Colorado and serves as a member and current chair of the Colorado Board of Accountancy appointed by Governor Polis. She has formerly served as CMU Faculty Trustee, COCPA Educational Foundation Board member and Grand Junction Airport Audit and Finance Committee member to name a few.
Instructor
Michael Philipp, CPA, CVA, BCA, CDFA, is an Accounting Instructor at Colorado Mesa University. He draws upon her years of experience, which he has gained on three continents, as an auditor in public accounting at Ernst & Young and private industry accounting at Walmart and SouthWestern Energy. He worked in the banking IT industry during Y2K. Michael still provides litigation support services focusing on business valuations. Michael is a licensed certified public accountant in Colorado and is a board member of the Colorado West Estate Planning Council. He has formerly served as the Treasurer of the Grand Junction Symphony, served on the board of the Grand Junction Symphony Foundation, and was the Treasurer for the Dual Immersion School PTA.
Let's Talk About Ethics
Speakers:
G. Suzanne Owens-Ott, CPA, DBA, is a Professor of Accounting at Colorado Mesa University and the Interim Academic Head for the Davis School of Business. She draws upon her years of experience as an auditor in public accounting at Deloitte and private industry accounting at Sprint Corporation as well as her formal education and continuing professional education to bring the best instruction to her students in the classroom and fellow CPAs for CPE. She is a licensed certified public accountant in Colorado and serves as a member and current chair of the Colorado Board of Accountancy appointed by Governor Polis. She has formerly served as CMU Faculty Trustee, COCPA Educational Foundation Board member and Grand Junction Airport Audit and Finance Committee member to name a few.
Michael Philipp, CPA, CVA, BCA, CDFA, is an Accounting Instructor at Colorado Mesa University. He draws upon her years of experience, which he has gained on three continents, as an auditor in public accounting at Ernst & Young and private industry accounting at Walmart and SouthWestern Energy. He worked in the banking IT industry during Y2K. Michael still provides litigation support services focusing on business valuations. Michael is a licensed certified public accountant in Colorado and is a board member of the Colorado West Estate Planning Council. He has formerly served as the Treasurer of the Grand Junction Symphony, served on the board of the Grand Junction Symphony Foundation, and was the Treasurer for the Dual Immersion School PTA.
Description: A fun, engaging, and interactive refresher on professional ethics for CPAs, designed to reinforce key ethical principles, enhance decision-making skills, and ensure compliance with industry standards—all while making learning both informative and enjoyable.
$25, Includes Lunch and CPE
Deadline for registration is Thursday, February 20, 2025
*Please Note: No cancellations or refunds can be made after February 20, 2025. Thank you.
To reinforce CPAs' understanding of professional ethics, enhance ethical decision-making skills, and ensure compliance with industry standards through an engaging and interactive discussion.
DESIGNED FOR: CPAs in public practice, business, and industry
1400 Houston Ave, Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado 81501
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