Who says ethics is boring? Robert's program grabs you from the start and is totally real.
— Yuen Teen MAK, Associate Professor, National University of Singapore
Benefits of CPE
Professional Ethics Education Can Be Fun, Informative, and Memorable: Just Tell Great Stories That Reveal Great Ideas
Professionals seeking continuing education credits have demanding jobs in the real world. They are busy. They have mortgages to pay and families to feed. They want the fundamentals of ethics explained in ways that are simple, straightforward, practical, and fun.
Robert provides both Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and Continuing Professional Education (Accounting CPE) credits. They may be earned by:
- Reading Robert’s book, The Right Way to Win
- Reading The Right Way to Win and related materials via his publisher’s online learning management system; or
- Engaging Robert for in-person or virtual presentations.
Robert’s book and materials may also be licensed by business and professional associations with their own continuing education requirements.
The Right Way to Win has been approved by the Montana State Bar for five CLE self-study credit hours. Many states have reciprocity with Montana for CLE. Check with your state of licensure.
The book and online materials have been approved by the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy for CPE hours.
Robert is also a sought-after CLE/CPE speaker. He uses inventive and engaging stories to entertain the audience while driving home practical lessons.
Stories (and topic) include:
The Saga of the St. Louis Thread Company (advising start-ups)
Testing the SitBit (privacy and HIPAA data-security connected with a monitoring device for couch potatoes)
Rolling out “Cube” – The Next Dimension in Financial Services (privacy and Gramm-Leach-Bliley data security)
When Dr. House Goes in-House (ethics for corporate counsel)
For audiences of 20-50 people, in-person CLE/CPE may include simulation exercises for ethical-decision-making and crisis-management.
Robert can also tailor CLE/CPE presentations to client’s particular interests and requirements.
About Robert
Robert Zafft’s introduction to legal and business ethics came during Russia’s wild 1990s, when bankers were getting blown up on Main Street at rush hour. A Harvard Law graduate, Zafft has worked as a McKinsey & Company consultant, Team Leader for Tony Blair Associates, global-law-firm partner, private-equity Principal, and Senior Corporate Governance Expert for the OECD. He has advised governments, international organizations, and Fortune Global 1000 companies across North America, Europe, and Asia. He teaches business ethics at Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis.
