BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID: BEGIN:VEVENT UID:608536kak DTSTAMP:20261002T214005Z DTSTART:20261216T133000Z DTEND:20261216T170000Z SUMMARY: CFO Corporate Finance Series: From Prompting to Designing a Reproducible Accounting Framework DESCRIPTION: \nTo celebrate our members\, we’re offering our December Corporate Finance Series at no cost to FICPA members! Join us Wednesday\, December 16 for From Prompting to Designing a Reproducible Accounting Framework and earn 4 hours of FREE CPE.\n \n \n \nTake advantage of this member-exclusive opportunity to build practical\, real-world skills for using AI more effectively in accounting and finance\n \nMost people in this room will spend far more time reviewing and approving AI-assisted work than building it themselves — though plenty build workflows of their own too\, for their own review and analysis work\, or to hand off to a team. Either way\, the moments this session is built for are the same: approving a workflow someone else built\, getting pulled in when something that used to run fine suddenly isn't\, or fielding a request to skip a safety step because someone's in a hurry — your own request to yourself included. This session gives you the judgment for exactly those moments — supporting\, debugging\, and guiding a workflow\, whether it's a team member's or your own\, without becoming the bottleneck and without waving through something you don't understand.The session opens by running a complete accounting workflow (ONBOARD) start to finish\, live\, and naming every element as it appears on screen — this is the workspace\, this is the file that governs the assistant\, this is the evidence trail. It briefly locates that framework against COSO's internal control model before moving on\, so the session opens with a recognized standard underneath it rather than an invented one. The next three hours take those elements apart one at a time: what data may safely reach a tool\, what an executive is authorizing when they approve an agent file\, why a number can disagree between two systems\, how to tell whether the script that ran is the script that was approved\, and how to classify a claim as fully supported\, partially supported\, or unsupported.Most blocks keep their hands-on element as a decision rather than a keystroke — sort and defend real tasks\, classify data fields\, diagnose a broken join\, read a script against a checklist — with one deliberate exception early on where participants actually type. Since this is a fully online session\, exercises run as individual work followed by a poll or open group discussion\, rather than small-group table work.\n \n"We’re excited to announce a marketing partnership with the CFO Leadership Council. We are inviting their members to join us for our December Corporate Finance Series session\, and they are extending a discounted rate to their conference\, FATE 2026 — the Finance &\; Accounting Technology Expo\, happening November 18–19 in NYC. Register here for 50% off and use code: FICPA50."\n \n\n \n \n CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR