Archived Speaking Engagement

Kansas Society of CPAs: 2010 Governmental, Nonprofit & BIG/E Conference

Overview

  • Event Held On: 5/12/2010

Full Event Description

"Look to the Horizon... Land on the Ground" The Kansas Society of CPA's 2010 Governmental, Nonprofit & BIG/E Conference will be held in Witchita on May 11-12, 2010. Topics this year include: Topics include: Heartburn-Inducing Requirements of Yellow Book; The Four No-No's That Trigger Findings; Auditing for Fraud in the Governmental Environment; Fallout from the National Single Audit Sampling Project Audit Sampling for A-133; Effective and Efficient Auditing Techniques; Form 990 Redesigned: Take Two; Risk and Governance Issues; Transparency in a Real Time Economy; The New Health Care Plan: How and When It Will Affect Kansans; Designing Investment Policies; Legislative Update; The Economic Impact of Kansas Unemployment Insurance; and of course, our very own Mike Harnish's, "Tax Professional Standards: Make Them Work for You," that will be given to the full assembly at 2pm on Wednesday, May 12th, 2010. For more information or to meet with Mike Harnish at the event, please contact EthicsPoint's Marketing Communications Manager Simmi Singh at ssingh@ethicspoint.com.

Speaker Biographies

Mike Harnish, EthicsPoint

Mike Harnish
CTO, EthicsPoint

Mike has built, implemented and led teams in the strategic use of technology for more than 35 years. As chief technology officer, he is responsible for the strategic direction and development of EthicsPoint’s technologies. Prior to joining EthicsPoint, Harnish served in chief operating officer/director as well as chief information & technology officer positions of Fortune 500 companies, as well as major national law and CPA firms. Mike has been recognized as an initial recipient of the American Institute of CPA's (AICPA) Pathfinder award and later received the national award for "Innovative User of Technology” from the same body. He was the first chairman of the AICPA's Technology Section, a member of the American Bar Association's Futurist Committee and, as a member of the AICPA’s High Tech Task Force, helped identify and pioneer what is now known as “XBRL,” the financial reporting standard utilized by the SEC and many European countries. A graduate of Purdue University, Mike holds a B.S. in Industrial Management with a Computer Science Technical Option. He also holds numerous professional certifications, including Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Information Technology Professional (CITP), Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF), EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and Certificate in Data Processing (CDP).