AUDIT 15 FUN

In this episode, Hernan Murdoch, author and VP of audit content at ACI Learning, and Sanjay Vadlamini, an experienced internal audit leader, discuss the risks of internal audit being outsourced due to complexity, technology, and trust issues. They also discuss the need for internal audit to focus on strategic risks, build relationships, and collaborate with other players to provide comprehensive assurance. The conversation highlights the importance of continuous learning, and emphasize the need for grassroots advocacy in promoting the profession.

In our latest AUDIT 15 FUN podcast episode, Viquaruddin Hussain Syed, a Chief Audit Executive from Oman, shares his expertise on transforming the common perception of audit teams from adversaries to allies. He highlights the importance of effective communication and building partnerships to achieve this goal. What steps have you taken within your organization to showcase audit as a valuable friend?

Join us for a SECOND hot seat episode with Nam Phong Ho, former CAE at Glencore. Nam shares his insights on how to stay ahead of the curve, from building a squad team to tackle innovations like AI and data analytics to implementing scenario simulation testing. Learn how Nam transformed Glencore's internal audit function. Don't miss this episode full with practical advice and real-world examples!

Join us for a debate on the effectiveness of remote work in internal audit. Mike Jacka, an experienced internal audit thought leader, argues that remote work diminishes the effectiveness of internal audit, particularly in building relationships. David Hill, CEO of Swap Internal Audit Services, disagrees, citing benefits such as increased employee wellbeing, wider talent pool, and reduced overhead costs. Listen to their perspectives and decide for yourself!

In this episode, Jim Grimes, a seasoned internal audit professional, shares his approach to identifying, mentoring, and empowering future leaders. He discusses leadership development, and knowing when to stop investing in someone's growth.

May is Internal Audit Awareness Month!

Join Richard Chambers and Abbas Al Lawati as we discuss practical ways to promote internal audit awareness within your organization and beyond.

In this episode, Richard Chambers and Norman Marks discuss the importance of strategic planning in internal audit.

Richard argues that a strategic plan is essential for internal audit to align with the organization's goals and stay relevant, while Norman believes that a formal plan is unnecessary and may even be a waste of time.

Join us as we explore what this means for the future of the profession.

Matej Drascek wrote an article on Purpose-Driven Internal Audit earlier this year.

You can read it here: https://tinyurl.com/5ydhwsb7.

His inspiration came from a conversation with Dr. Ahmed Shawky Mohamed.

I found the article so thought-provoking that I invited Matej onto my podcast to discuss it further.

We discussed what drives people's interest in the internal audit profession. What is his spark? What is YOUR spark?