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Thursday, January 30, 2025 Live Webcast

Lessons Learned from Successful Companies (X1-LLSC-2025-01-WEBNR-30-01)

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
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Vendor Platform

2 CPE Credits in MT

OVERVIEW

Why do some companies fail while others grow and succeed for generations? Common perceptions often attribute organizational success to great leadership, timing, or unique ideas. Although these traits certainly play a role in helping companies grow, research shows that corporate success often hinges on whether a company is value driven. Such companies have core ideologies that drive almost every major decision. In this course, we look at empirical data on why some companies succeed while others fail. By looking at companies that were created prior to 1950 (e.g., Disney, Marriott, or 3M), we can understand why certain organizations have been able to grow and achieve exceptional success through many different eras in the American economy. The lessons learned from these visionary companies can be broadly applied to organizations of all sizes, including accounting and financial service firms.

DESIGNED FOR

Anyone in the accounting or financial organizations services professions who seeks to understand ways to implement or improve their profession

BENEFITS

  • Understand what differentiates highly successful organizations from their less successful peers, according to research
  • Recognize the myths regarding organizational success
  • Implement strategies to improve corporate culture and effectiveness

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Creating a visionary company
  • Traits of successful, visionary companies
  • Goal setting to create a successful organization
  • The role of experimentation and failure in achieving success
  • How successful organizations emphasize learning new skills
  • The role of effective communication in achieving corporate success
  • The importance of emotional intelligence in building corporate culture
  • How leadership can direct a company toward success

COURSE LEVEL

Overview

PREREQUISITES

None

ADVANCE PREPARATION

None

INSTRUCTOR

Jason Cornell

Jason Cornell

Jason Cornell is an experienced civil litigator with over 14 years of experience working in areas of automobile negligence, products liability and wrongful death. As a commercial litigator, Jason has represented a wide range of high-profile clients, including Hess Energy, Morgan Stanley and NBC Universal. Jason’s litigation experience also includes representing the bankruptcy trustee for one of the largest bank failure cases in U.S. history. Prior to practicing law, Jason worked for several years as a senior claims representative at one of the nation’s largest insurance companies. Jason brings an impressive range of insight and understanding on how insurers and corporate defendants value and litigate personal injury claims. Prior to joining Clark Fountain, Jason was an equity partner at an AmLaw 200 law firm. Jason previously served as editor and lead author of the South Florida Trial Practice Blog and the Delaware Corporate Bankruptcy Blog. Jason is a contributing author to Clark Fountain’s blog, writing on issues relevant to automotive defect litigation. During his career, Jason received awards for pro bono work representing dependent and neglected children, as well as his for his commitment to mentoring young attorneys. Jason previously served on the board of two nonprofits, one providing therapy services for children on the autistic spectrum and another advocating for grandparents who have custody of their grandchildren. Jason is a member of both the Florida Justice Association and the Palm Beach Justice Association.

PRICING

$89.00 - Member

$109.00 - Nonmember

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Note: Online pre-registration will close on January 30 at 9:30 AM.

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