Chambers on Internal Audit

A lot has been said and written over the past couple of years about the Three Lines of Defense Model — a tool that is often […]

For years, investors, global regulators, the media, and others have been clamoring for greater transparency in the corporate sector. Following the global financial crisis in 2008, […]

I often have commented in this blog on how vital talent is to the effectiveness of an internal audit function. Not only is it important for […]

After taking the opportunity with my last blog to focus on acquiring and retaining internal audit talent, I return in this blog with the final installment in […]

The global economy continues to improve, and there’s plenty of evidence that organizations are investing in stronger risk management and internal control infrastructure, including internal audit […]

In my last blog, I observed that internal auditors are expected to demonstrate a number of core attributes. I went on to explore the concept of “professional […]

As professionals, internal auditors are expected to possess a number of core attributes. An overarching attribute that is not the subject of very much discussion is […]

You can tell a lot about a person’s character by the way they respond to a setback. I often comment in this blog on best practices […]

In my recent blog on the uptrend in compliance audits, I wrote that internal audit should be risk-centric, meaning that our focus as auditors should evolve […]

In my role as the Global CEO of The IIA, I have the great privilege of traveling and meeting people in different sectors and industries from […]