Webinar Weds: The Great Ethics Showdown: A Jeopardy!-Style Game for Association Pros
A virtual series that will explore topics relevant to the CAE domains.
Stay ahead all year long with Webinar Wednesdays, a curated series of 10 engaging virtual sessions designed to deliver timely insights and practical skills for association professionals. Each month, join expert speakers and industry leaders as they dive into relevant topics—ranging from emerging trends and innovative strategies to operational excellence and member engagement. These interactive webinars offer a convenient way to learn, ask questions, and connect with peers without leaving your desk.
Webinar #4: The Great Ethics Showdown: A Jeopardy!-Style Game for Association Pros
Join us for an engaging Jeopardy!-style ethics session that flips traditional discussions on their head. Dive into real and fictional scenarios, assessing your ethical reasoning in categories like "(Bored) of Ethics," "The Ethical CEO," and "Is (IT) Ethical?" Whether you are a seasoned executive or a new manager, we will sharpen your ethical decision-making skills. Compete to decide if behaviors are ethical and explore the rationale behind them, while winning (fake) cash and real prizes. It is a fun, interactive experience that prepares you for today’s complex ethical dilemmas!
Learning Objectives
- Quickly assess behaviors in various situations, align them with ethical principles, and understand the reasoning behind your conclusions.
- Discover how game-based learning makes ethics more accessible, fostering better retention and application.
- Apply ethical frameworks to leadership, events, organizational practices, and much more, empowering you to lead with integrity.
Pricing
Members: $49
Non-Members: $119
Recording will be made available post-event to registered attendees for 30 days.
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CAE Credit
As an approved provider, this program may be applied for 1 CAE credit toward your CAE application or renewal requirements. This program meets the CAE ethics requirement. ASAE requires all CAE credential holders to complete a minimum of one (1) CAE credit hour in ethics as part of their 40 hours of professional development for each renewal cycle. Join us to fulfill this requirement while deepening your understanding of how ethics impacts your role and the profession at large.
Contact
Megan Denhardt, CAE, Education Consultant
Content Leaders
Adrienne Bryant, CAE, Program Director, CCXP, Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA)
After an early career in hotel operations and sales with Hilton brand franchises, Adrienne found her professional home in the association industry in 2008. She is currently an Account Executive with IntrinXec Management, Inc., bringing passion and expertise in membership databases, CMS platforms, member communications, marketing, sponsorship sales, and certificate programs. Adrienne was selected as a 2013 DELP Scholar and earned her CAE designation in 2014. She thrives on helping staff, members, and volunteer leaders work smarter and more effectively through innovation, education, and technology. Adrienne is deeply committed to the growth of individuals and organizations—nonprofit and for-profit alike—and is an active member of both FSAE and ASAE.
Greg Melia, CAE, CEO
Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA)
Greg Melia, CAE, has served as CEO of the Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA) since 2019. CXPA is the premier global nonprofit for customer experience professionals, with members in over 70 countries. Greg’s career spans leadership roles in member experience at ASAE, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and CXPA, as well as work in employee culture strategy at the EPA and video storytelling at ITN Productions. He began his career with the inaugural staff at The Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City. Greg holds degrees from The College of William & Mary and the London School of Economics, and a graduate certificate in Creativity and Change Leadership. A Coca-Cola Scholar, Greg lives in Columbia, SC with his wife Amy. They have two daughters, Frannie (USC '27) and Marguerite, a high school sophomore.