Published Author, Speaker, Game Inventor and Chief Integrity Builder
Marcy Maslov
“I help Business Owners Demystify their Financials and Solve Ethical Dilemmas so they can keep more money in their pocket.”
Travels From: Phoenix, AZ and virtual
About Marcy Maslov
Best known for inventing e-Factor!® , the educational board game of business ethics, Marcy J Maslov has become a powerful voice for her innovative approach to building strong ethical leaders and professionals. Marcy started her career in Fortune 500 accounting and finance, working for Pepsi, 20th Century Fox and Motorola in roles of increasingly higher responsibility.
She left the corporate world for more entrepreneurial endeavors, creating Empowerment Unlimited Coaching, LLC, an executive coaching and consulting firm that brings Fortune 500 skills, financial literacy and real-world ethics continuing education to the small business community. She has become a champion for gamification to improve the quality of professional development.
Marcy holds an MBA from Duke University and a BS in Accountancy from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. She is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach and has served on several non-profit boards including Accounting and Financial Women’s Alliance and Inventors Association of Arizona. Marcy also speaks to national and international audiences on the positive value of ethics and demystifying your financials.
Keynotes
Topics: Business Ethics, Entrepreneurial Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Ethical Leadership
Unlocking the Positive Value of Ethics
Every business issue we face has an ethical dilemma at its core. Now more than ever these ethical dilemmas can happen at any level, in any organization, at any time. Ignoring these issues can be enormously costly. In this gamified team-based program we create a working model of ethics with protocols for defining ethics, expectations and practical, positive ethical behavior.
We will show you how to unlock the positive value of ethics and create a more positive culture that achieves better results and helps you hire and retain more workers. Our program engages participants in working together to experience how business ethics intensely impacts everyone from leaders to staff to vendors and clients. You will have the chance to practice solving real life business and ethical dilemmas that can and do get in the way of success.
You will also strengthen team building, communication, critical thinking and decision-making skills as we discuss scenarios coordinated with your code of conduct, new policies and continuing professional development requirements.
Demystifying Your Financials
The Power of Knowing Your Numbers – Oh the stories your financial statements can tell… if you only knew how to read them!
QuickBooks gives you a financial picture which is just a summary of past events. It’s not enough detail to help you make operating decisions. Knowing and tracking your financial performance can help you avoid disaster by monitoring trends and seeing potential challenges before they occur.
In this interactive program we will give you a more entrepreneurial view which gets into more detail. We will explain where your actions show up on the financials so you can relate what you do to where it “belongs”. With this detail you can take back control of your accounting and translate your financials into something you can actually use to predict future growth.
The 5 Steps to Ethical Problem Solving
We assume everyone has the same definition of ethics as we do, until there is a problem. And then we assume everyone will solve the problem the same way we do. Do you know how to recognize dilemmas and their consequences and teach your workers to make appropriate choices? In this gamified team-based program we create a working model of ethics with protocols for defining ethics, expectations and practical, positive ethical behavior. We will show you how to analyze dilemmas using a 5-step framework that educates and guides your problem-solving processes.
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Testimonial
"Discussion and relation-based (game-playing) interaction is more effective for me than to sit down and listen to static facts.” "A great refresher on things we should be looking at! I thought she was fantastic! Really nice presentation and valuable insights. Well paced. Very relatable."