It doesn't require an advanced degree for a business leader to grasp the significance of the accountability crisis facing American commerce during these troubled times.  The steady stream of bad news has reached the point where we expect mistakes and misdeeds—whether financially, ethically or even socially significant—to be the rule rather than the exception.  The common thread that runs through virtually all high profile corporate disasters is that of an organizational culture that treats the concept of accountability as a luxury at best and, at worst, as no longer necessary.  It begs the question: Is accountability still relevant?

This executive discussion forum will examine the business value of developing and maintaining an accountable culture and whether executives and other business leaders should even care any longer.  The forum will explore the root causes of organizational accountability failures and seek consensus on a practical strategy for creating an environment where individuals and organizations truly own the outcomes of their actions.

This forum is for anyone who plays a senior leadership role in your organization.

DATE:                    THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009
TIME:                     8:00AM NETWORKING, FORUM 8:30AM-10:30AM
LOCATION:             STEP 1 OFFICE, FOSTER PLAZA 6, SUITE 235, GREEN TREE, PA
FEE:                       FREE TO YOU, YOUR EMPLOYEES AND YOUR CLIENTS
REGISTRATION:     SEATING IS LIMITED FOR THIS FORUM SO RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!