Helping Internal Audit departments perform in the new remote business environment.
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Publications

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Perspective in Print

The task of internal audit is sometimes misunderstood. It’s importance is often overlooked. But for those professionals who have dedicated their careers to the discipline, they recognize the importance and critical role it serves.

Volumes have been written on the topic and where I see an opportunity to help individuals improve, refine and deliver an exceptional result, I focus on specific topics. This is never a finite endeavor. Instead it requires continuous dedication and focus.

 
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BEYOND AUDIT - April 2021

To help departments adapt to this new environment, this book clearly outlines methodologies that will help your team deliver exceptional results. I am also working closely with clients to help them effectively implement these critical steps.

 

CONTINUOUS AUDITING - June 2011

A direct methodology to help IADs establish a continuous audit program. This book unlocks the potential for your audit team to proactively identify process risk. The testing approach was ahead of the curve and now becomes a valuable asset in today’s remote work environment.

 

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If you have a comment or question about the topics I discuss in these books, feel free to reach out to me. I welcome the opportunity to elaborate. 215.760.1130. info@beyondaudit.org

 

a 30-year commitment to internal audit

The professionals who work in this space demonstrate focus and attention to detail. They view themselves as an integral department in the corporate space and today, and working in a remote enviornment has made the task that more challenging. But that does not present a permanent impediment for those who strive to improve. Learning in any specialty is an ongoing process.

 

 
 
I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on a set, I go into the other room and read a book.
— Groucho Marx