AUDIT 15 FUN

In this episode, I had the chance to interview Philipp Wilhelm and talk about agility and adaptability in the Internal Audit profession. We spoke about the Adaptability Quotient (AQ) and how it is as important as your IQ and EQ. We also talked about NeuroTracker, a cognitive training system used by many of the top sports teams globally, and how Internal Auditors can use the tool. I hope you enjoy it!

In this episode, I had the chance to interview Doug Anderson and talk about what Board members and significant stakeholders expect from the Chief Audit Executive.  We also discussed what CAEs can do if they don't think Board members are well equipped to ask Executives challenging questions and how Internal Audit departments must audit their company's culture.  I hope you enjoy it!

What better day to talk about Retail Fraud than the day after Cyber Monday? In this episode, I had the opportunity to speak with Tony Sales, a reformed Fraudster, author of "The Big Con: How I stole £30 million and got away with it." Tony was featured in a Vice documentary and is considered one of Britain's most successful career criminals. I hope you enjoy it!

In this episode, I had the chance to interview Norman Marks and talk about Auditing That Matters. Some of the ideas discussed include having audit projects last 200 hours or less and focusing more on value creation than rearview mirror auditing. I hope you enjoy it!

In this episode, Shawna Flanders, Director of Product Development, with The Institute of Internal Auditors gives us an overview of the Agile Methodology as it applies to Internal Audit.  She also provides some insights into areas where Agile may work best and areas in which the methodology may not be as useful, hope you enjoy!

In the first Audit 15 Fun episode, we discussed the Art of Being a Trusted Advisor with none other than Richard Chambers, former IIA CEO and President. Hope you all enjoy it!

Episode Zero - this is where it starts…brief introduction and how to connect with me.