Footnote Magazine
February/March 2012: Leadership and Personal Development
Member notes
Updates from our members, including promotions, new hires, speaking engagements and firm news.
The case of stumping the rump
Ponder the predicament facing CPA firm Slick, Slack & Slump in this ethics Q&A.
Make your decision, accept it, and move on
In her last column as MNCPA chair, Sara Porter discusses making life changes.
Leadership that strengthens
Leadership development can be a significant challenge in firms and organizations. Understand the reasons why and learn to adapt your leadership style to meet individual needs.
7 leadership blogs worth following
Want to broaden your leadership knowledge or sharpen your management skills? Check out these blogs for information and inspiration.
The power of your personal brand
“Tell me about yourself.” Your answer to this question is an opportunity to distinguish yourself and is critical in business development today.
An alcoholic...me?
CPE instructor E. Lynn Nichols shares his inspirational story of struggle and recovery.
Three myths about workplace conflict
The reasons behind workplace conflict are often misunderstood. Author Anna Maravelas dispels three myths and offers strategies for avoiding and resolving conflict.
Your voice can make change happen
Getting involved in the political process gives you the opportunity to educate legislators and influence policy decisions. Learn how MNCPA member Todd Koch has effected change.
Reflections form Kate Mooney, leader of SCSU's accounting department
MNCPA member Kate Mooney is a leader inside and outside of the classroom. Read what she’s doing to make a difference for today’s accounting students and the accounting profession.