Click
here
to
view
a
pdf
version
of
the
TCTC
Brochure.
Click
here
for
the
Conference
Grid.
Click
here
for
a
printable
registration
form.
Click
here
for
a
list
of
session
titles,
session
descriptions,
instructors
and
times.
Click
here
for
rate
schedule
The
New
York
Capital
Chapter
of
the
Association
of
Government
Accountants,
the
Albany
Chapter
of
The
Institute
of
Internal
Auditors,
and
the
Hudson
Valley
Chapter
of
ISACA
remind
you
that
The
Conference
That
Counts
2008,
A
Blockbuster
Event,
is
being
held
at
the
Holiday
Inn
Albany
on
March
17 -
19,
2008.
The
Conference
That
Counts
2008
offers
three
concurrent
tracks.
Participate
in
an
outstanding
three-day
continuing
education
event
offering
challenging,
informative
and
exciting
sessions
designed
to
help
participants
keep
pace
with
change
in
information
technology,
auditing,
fraud
and
management.
These
exciting
sessions
at
TCTC
2008
are
ideal
for
both
new
and
experienced
accountability
professionals.
The
program
has
been
developed
to
ensure
that
TCTC
2008
delivers
up
to
the
minute,
quality
educational
content
that
meets
your
high
standards
and
professional
needs.
Up
to
21
CPE
hours
can
be
earned
by
attending
all
three
days.
This
is
the
thirteenth
TCTC,
and
it
has
gotten
so
popular
over
the
years
that
you
must
register
early
to
ensure
you
get
in.
Also,
keep
in
mind
that
registering
early
can
mean
big
savings
for
your
agency
or
firm's
training
budget.
See
the
registration
page
for
details.
Business
casual
attire
is
appropriate
for
the
conference.
Keynote
Presentations:
Opening
Act
-
Keynote
Address
1
On
Monday,
March
17th
-
8:30
am
to
10:00
am
The
Anatomy
of
Ethical
Slips
in
Government
-
Marianne
Jennings
"They"
seem
like
such
little
things.
A
few
stats
in a
report
that
make
the
agency
look
just
a
tad
better.
Forming
a
company
for
your
post-government/post-retirement
business
ventures.
An
extra
conference
in
Hawaii.
"They"
are
those
initial
slips,
where
the
bright
ethical
line
gets
a
few
smudges.
Once
the
line
moves
a
bit,
its
location
gets
more
flexible.
And
if
someone
should
raise
a
warning
flag,
we
become
defensive.
The
warning
flag
may
even
find
us
trying
to
backtrack,
reconstruct,
add
documentation.
No
one
wakes
up
one
day
and
decides
to
accept
a
bribe.
No
one
wakes
up
one
day
and
concludes
that
taking
$700,000
from
an
agency
is a
good
career
move.
Understanding
the
anatomy
of
ethical
slips
is
important
for
introspection
and
self-correction:
how
they
happen,
how
we
can
help
ourselves,
others
and
agencies
to
find
and
end
them,
and
why
we
have
so
much
resistance
to
just
doing
the
right
thing.
Field
of
Study:
Auditing
Click
here
to
read
about
Marianne
Jennings
Second
Act
-
Keynote
Address
2
On
Monday,
March
17th
-
10:30
am
to
12:00
noon
Taking
Care
of
People
-
David
Weinberg
The
resource
that
really
matters
is
people.
You
know
we
have
to
take
care
of
people,
but
do
you
really
know
what
that
means?
The
challenges
of
today,
make
it
more
important
than
ever
...
so
listen,
learn
and
laugh
with
this
high-energy
presentation
that
will
leave
you
wanting
more!
Field
of
Study:
Advisory
Services
Click
here
to
read
more
about
David
Weinberg
