AUDIT 15 FUN

The talent pipeline in Internal Audit needs a boost—but what can we do about it? Listen to my latest podcast episode with Lindsey Patterson for actionable strategies: ✅ Connect with Lindsey✅ Partner with your local universities✅ Leverage resources from the IIA Let's move beyond discussing the challenge—let’s be the solution. Help shape the future of Internal Audit. #InternalAudit #TalentPipeline #IIA #Leadership #CareerDevelopment

Is the 3rd Line of Defense just an illusion? Don’t fall into the trap of merely running a process—focus on driving the business forward. Gain valuable insights on this topic from Iulia Deaconu.

Don't be a sycophant. Don't be a good little puppy. What to do instead? Listen to Herve Gloaguen.

Is Internal Audit primarily responsible for corporate governance? Should it be considered the primary expert on corporate governance? Gain insights on this topic from Vera Cherepanova and Javed Akbar.

From wanting to be a dentist, to musician, to then accountant, and finally internal auditor. Listen to Ian Senior's story and how all roads lead to internal audit.

What is the future of Internal Audit in Corporate Governance? And where do you set the limit? Would you audit your own Board of Directors? Listen for insights from Adrian Resag and Benoit Lescot.

Wondering how to handle a challenging audit client? Connect with them—but how? Listen to Brian Tremblay to learn more.

Be the chess player, not the chess piece. Join us for an engaging conversation with innovator David Hill and rising IA leader Kamal Gazi as they share actionable insights on the strategies to embrace—and pitfalls to avoid—to elevate your internal audit game.

Your last audit report went unread because it was too long, and during your last presentation, the audience struggled to follow along since they were focused on the dense PowerPoint slides. Listen to Gary Bandy for practical, easy-to-implement tips to prevent these issues.

Here is the million-dollar question: “Can internal auditors actually stay independent?” Listen to Melissa Pici and Joseph Zumasigee discuss what it really takes to stay impartial when you're pulled into advising roles that sometimes walk the line of independence. Where do you draw the line?