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Elaine Dolan

Internal Auditor to Parliament: ‘The Buck Stops with Me!’

As an investigation continues into a scandal involving a failed incentive plan to encourage homeowners in Northern Ireland to adopt renewable energy, an internal auditor is taking a measure of responsibility. Elaine Dolan, former senior auditor of Northern Ireland’s Department of Enterprise, Trade, and Investment (DETI), which administered the Renewable Read More

Survey Finds Upstream Supply Chain Risks Increasing

Audits of the extended enterprise can yield benefits, such as greater flexibility, innovation, brand confidence, and even revenue gains. There are big risks lurking in your supply chain and in interactions with the vast network of third parties with whom companies do business. A new survey by Deloitte finds that Read More

internal audit failures stem from misalignment

Many Internal Audit Failures Stem from Misalignment with the Company Strategy

Editor’s Note: This is part one of a six part series on the internal audit value chain, which can act as a blue print for building a successful internal audit function. Click here for the other articles in the series. We’ve all heard the many clichéd ways to describe when Read More

IIA Global Conference

IIA Global Conference Kicks Off in Dubai

The Institute of Internal Auditors’ (IIA) 2018 International Conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, begins today with a program that will address highly topical, global issues impacting the internal audit profession. The internal audit conference is estimated to be the largest gathering of internal auditors ever. The conference will take Read More

WSU athletics

Internal Audit Report Details Mismanagement at WSU Athletics

An internal audit has found extensive mismanagement within the budget-challenged Washington State athletic department, including the possible inflation of home football attendance figures and the improper distribution of free tickets to football games. “The environment within Athletics … did not support a culture of compliance or fiscal responsibility,” according to Read More