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Free EY CPE webcasts are included in the CPE calendar along with webcasts from the world’s biggest CPA firms. Most of EY’s live webcasts are eligible for free CPE. Only participation in a live webcast qualifies for CPE credit. They have archived webcasts and podcasts for viewing but they are not eligible for free CPE.
You must register for each webinar on EY’s website. A link to the webinar is posted in each calendar event. Once your registration is complete, you will be sent an automatic confirmation email with the access link to the webinar.
To earn free CPE credit, participants must meet the minimum viewing time required by the webcast. You will be required to complete a minimum viewing time and respond to poll questions that appear throughout the webcast every 12-14 minutes.
EY allows CPE to be earned as an individual or in a group. There needs to be a location group leader who is responsible for participating in the webcast. The group leader will be able to request and download the certificates for the group.
EY (Ernst & Young) is a global professional services firm headquartered in London, England.
The current EY CPE webcasts are below.
May 2019
Reinventing the supply chain for an autonomous future
Participants of the live webinar will be eligible for 1 free CPE credit. Register Our recent survey of 500 senior supply chain executives in the Americas shows a growing need for speed, the necessary journey from a linear to a networked supply chain, and how supply chain leaders are embracing innovation. However, the survey also found that companies are struggling to recruit the right supply chain talent and digitally network with their suppliers. During this session, we'll discuss the survey…
Find out more »Global trade disruption escalates to new heights
Participants of the live webinar will be eligible for 1.5 free CPE credit. Register After a relatively quiet period of significant progress in trade negotiations between the US and its major trading partners, global trade is back in the headlines. The recent US announcement of tariff increases on targeted Chinese origin goods, the proposed imposition of additional tariffs, and China’s reactions have ratcheted up tensions between the two nations. Simultaneously, the US is considering imposing new tariffs on EU goods,…
Find out more »Domestic tax quarterly webcast series: a focus on state tax matters
Participants of the live webinar will be eligible for 1.5 free CPE credit. Register Each quarter, Ernst & Young LLP’s Indirect Tax group presents a webcast in which panelists discuss the latest developments in US state and local taxation. The webcast covers major tax law changes in the 50 states and the District of Columbia, highlights important state tax policy developments and addresses federal tax developments that could impact state and local taxes. For our second webcast in 2019, we…
Find out more »June 2019
Can new technology make health consumer-centric?
Participants of the live webinar will be eligible for 1 free CPE credit. Register Disruptive digital health technologies present tremendous opportunity and are already accelerating change on two fronts: shifting the care model to preventative, personalized and participatory health and the care location to anywhere, anytime. How will the industry respond? Although technology-driven approaches will provide better care faster and more easily, we must be mindful of making that technology human-centered. That is, enabling the kinds of care that people…
Find out more »Reshaping your company for sustainable growth
Participants of the live webinar will be eligible for 1 free CPE credit. Register While many economists are predicting a downturn within the next 24 months, company executives are more bullish than ever, with 93% seeing growth improving (according to our Capital Confidence Barometer). Whatever the macro forecasts, successful companies must prepare to seize the upside of disruption and build agile resilience into their operations. Whether change is caused by geopolitical uncertainty, cross-border trade restrictions, sector dislocations, technological disruption, liquidity issues…
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