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In this episode, I had the chance to interview Andy Fastow and talk about the concept of Legal Fraud. Andy shared his perspective from his time at Enron, and red flags Internal Auditors can use today to identify problems at a company. I hope you enjoy it!
In this episode, I had to chance to interview Sara I. James and talk about the often painful Reporting process that many Internal Auditors go through. Sara had some great tips on making it less painful, how to address never-ending wordsmithing, and provided insights into the different skill sets needed to write and edit reports. Sara also shared her favorite report format. Listen in to check out what it was!
Sara's website: https://saraijames.com/
Order her book here: https://www.routledge.com/Radical-Reporting-Writing-Better-Audit-Risk-Compliance-and-Information/James/p/book/9781032106045
In this episode, I had the chance to interview Dominik Foerschler and talk about #gamifiedtraining. We discussed this new smart learning methodology and the benefits that Internal Auditors from all levels can have by participating in Regional, National, and International competitions! Gamified training covers several topics, ranging from risk assessment know-how, operational audit techniques, and report writing, among others. The championship will soon be happening in the US. For more information you can visit the following pages:
www.audit-championship.com
www.youtube.arc-institute.com
www.linkedin.com/showcase/audit-championship
In this episode, I had the chance to interview Dr. Murdock and talk about #operationalauditing. We discussed some current concerns regarding supply chain and inflation, what can auditors do around those areas, and also some great tips on process mapping. Don't drop the baton fellow Internal Auditors!
In this episode, I had the chance to interview Dr. Rainer Lenz and talk about the #future of #internalaudit. Dr. Rainer co-authored an article on the topic with Kim K. Jeppesen (link below) where they brought up many current topics to light, and evaluated how new trends will affect the future of the profession. Do you want to be a type 3 auditor? Listen in for Dr. Rainer’s advice. I hope you enjoy it!
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/07366981.2022.2036314#:~:text=THE%20FUTURE%20OF%20INTERNAL%20AUDITING%3A%20GARDENER%20OF%20GOVERNANCE,-Full%20Article&text=On%20the%20micro%20level%2C%20in,internal%20auditing%20as%20a%20profession
In this episode, I had the chance to interview Ann Butera and talk about key communication skills needed from internal auditors to avoid pushback during a project. We also discussed how internal auditors can increase their executive presence or gravitas and make the changes we propose sustainable. I hope you enjoy it!
In this episode, I had the chance to interview Ian Stokol and talk about the Customer Experience (CX) process from an Internal Audit perspective. Ian shared what he believes is the most important thing for Internal Auditors to do when auditing the CX process. Listen in to check out what it was. I hope you enjoy it!
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