Accountants operate at the centre of governance and accountability. This session explains where ethical responsibility begins, where it ends, and where professionals get exposed.
R230,00 VAT incl.
Accountants are often relied on to support decisions that carry ethical weight. This session focuses on the ethical role of accountants within governance structures and why accountability often lands on the professional when things go wrong. Ethical failures rarely start with fraud. They begin with pressure, silence, and small compromises that feel harmless at the time. This session explores how those moments arise and how governance structures either support or undermine ethical behaviour. Understanding where responsibility sits helps professionals recognise when to speak up, when to push back, and when to step away. Strong ethical judgement protects reputation, career, and professional standing.
Dr Cornelie Crous
Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the UFS Business School. Specialises in financial strategy, corporate governance, and integrated reporting with a strong focus on higher education and ethical research leadership.
The following event is awarded 2 CPD units in Ethics.
+27 (0) 12 643 1800/2/4 ciba@myciba.org www.myciba.org
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