Instructor
Steve Mulhollen
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Instructor
Steve Mulhollen is an Assistant Professor of Accountancy at Mississippi College, where he teaches Principles, Intermediate, and Cost accounting. He also serves as the University's Assistant Chief Financial Officer.
His 27-year career spans investor relations and financial analysis at WorldCom, wood and fiber procurement accounting for Georgia Pacific, public accounting at HORNE, and leadership roles as CFO of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and Executive Pastor/Treasurer at Broadmoor Baptist Church.
Steve holds a Ph.D. from the University of Southern Mississippi, an MBA and Certificate in Accounting from Mississippi College, and a BA in Christian Studies. He maintains an active CPA license and SHRM-SCP designation, serves on the MSCPA Not-for-Profit Committee, and provides consulting services to non-profit and governmental organizations through his company, Poiema LLC.
This course provides CPAs in industry and public practice with an intermediate-level understanding of human capital development (HCD) and the role of workforce development as a central component of that framework. Human capital development focuses on building people's knowledge, skills, capabilities, and capacity to improve organizational performance, while workforce development refers to the structured systems and interventions organizations use to develop, deploy, and sustain that human capital. Participants will examine foundational concepts of human capital development and explore how workforce development strategies contribute to improved individual and organizational outcomes. The course emphasizes practical, performance-oriented interventions and demonstrates how CPAs can apply HCD principles and workforce development strategies in leadership roles, operational decision-making, and client advisory services.