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Two-Day Seminar to Focus
on Internal Control Requirements
ATLANTA, GA - July 21, 2003
- The Sarbanes-Oxley Act has been referred to
as the most sweeping legislation affecting accounting,
disclosure and corporate governance in history.
Its aim is to improve investor confidence -- but
what are the managerial implications and how will
the new push toward corporate responsibility affect
overall management strategy?
In an effort to help business leaders navigate
the President's new Corporate Reform Agenda, the
Robinson College of Business has partnered with
area firms to create a two-day seminar specifically
geared towards educating CFO?s, controllers and
auditors on the new internal control guidelines
as defined by Section 404 within the Sarbanes-Oxley
Act.
In addition to faculty from Robinson?s School
of Accountancy, speakers and instructors will
include representatives from the SEC, the Auditing
Standards Board and the legal and accounting industries.
Who:
The School of Accountancy at the Robinson
College of Business
Arnall Golden Gregory, LLP
Bennett Thrasher & Co.
Callaway Partners
Frazier & Deeter, LLC
Georgia Society of CPAs
Windham Brannon
When:
Thursday, July 24 & Friday July 25 **
Where:
Bank of America Building
Midtown Location
** A repeat of the seminar will also
be given on Thursday, August 7 & Friday, August
8 at the Georgia Society of CPAs headquarters
in the Atlanta Financial Center in Buckhead.
For more information about the seminars contact:
Erinn Keserica at 404-253-7434 or
Sherie Ledbetter at 404-231-8676.
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