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Internal Auditor speaks with 15 up-and-coming practitioners who have made a difference in their organizations and stand out among their peers. These high-performing, innovative internal auditors are raising the bar for today’s young audit professionals and emerging as tomorrow’s thought leaders.
Who is responsible for communicating opportunities to enhance internal audit performance? When it comes to improving internal audit performance, the things that audit committee chairs hesitate to say are often the things that audit executives most need to hear.
The IIA requires holders of its certifications and qualifications to report CPE or CPD credits by Dec. 31. For those who have yet to earn their required credits, opportunities remain to do so, from IIA Training’s in-person and online seminars to Internal Auditor quizzes.
Certified individuals are required to complete two CPE hours focused on the subject of ethics. Ethics training hours may be applied toward the individual’s total annual CPE requirement. The training must occur annually, within the reporting period.
In his blog, Jim Pelletier explores how a positive user experience (UX) in internal audit requires knowing your audience and taking time to adjust your communications accordingly so you can deliver your message to key stakeholders in a way that drives positive action.
Nathan Anderson, senior director of internal audit at McDonald’s, discusses the most significant cyber threats facing his organization and the types of expertise internal auditors need to address them on The IIA’s Audit Channel.
Chief audit executives must make it a priority to educate executive management, audit committees, or other governing bodies on the conditions where internal audit can thrive and provide high-quality assurance, advice, and insight.
IIA President and CEO Richard Chambers has again been recognized by Accounting Today magazine as one of the 100 most influential change-makers and visionaries on a list that includes a wide range of prominent public and private sector executives, as well as national government leaders.