Auditing Culture: What, Why, How? - Online Classroom

A high integrity culture is essential for any organisation operating today. Building that culture is a significant challenge that is not only achievable, but also presents excellent opportunities for internal audit. This opens the door to achieving "integrity resilience," an even loftier goal in which internal audit can become a key partner.

Now is an excellent time for internal auditors to commit to tackling these challenges and this one-day course is designed to stimulate participants to grasp this opportunity. This course will provide insights, actions and tools from which you can conceive, develop and implement your bespoke internal audit strategy for assisting your organisation with this challenging aspect of managing risk.

Key Topics

• Culture defined
• Frameworks for building and managing culture
• The sources of demand for a role for internal audit
• Developing your internal audit strategy and service catalogue
• Specific tools and techniques for auditing culture

Tangible Outcomes

• Understand the pathway to building a high integrity culture
• Develop a multi-dimensional approach to achieving integrity resilience
• Shape a bespoke internal audit strategy for your audit activity
• Build a toolkit of approaches and methods to audit culture

Presenter: Stephen Horne PFIIA CIA CGAP CRMA, Principal, Checks, Balances & Integrity

Online Classroom:
The content delivered for IIA-Australia training programs in the online classroom format is the same as what would be delivered face-to-face.

This one-day training program will be delivered in two 3 hour lessons (12:30pm - 03:30pm NZT) on 14 and 15 February using Zoom. Registrations will be strictly limited to 12 participants to allow maximum interaction in the online environment.

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IIA NZ Members: $563.64 AUD
Duration & CPE: 2 x 3 Hours, 6.00 Hours