*Register by May 29, 2025 and save $5 (Non-Members, and Students)!
Method: Group Internet-Based
Event Description:
The International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF) underwent a significant update in 2024, introducing new expectations and guidance for internal audit functions worldwide. This timely session will explore the critical changes to the Global Internal Audit Standards and what they mean for your organization’s quality assurance program, fraud risk responsibilities, and overall audit effectiveness. Whether you’re a Chief Audit Executive, CFO, auditor, or audit committee member, join us to gain practical insights and tools to assess your function’s readiness and develop a risk-based roadmap for continuous improvement.
Learning Objectives
Obtain a working knowledge of the fundamentals of the Global Internal Audit Standards.
Examine the Global Internal Audit Standards Domains, Principles, Standards, and guidance related to Quality Assurance Improvement Programs and Internal Auditing and Fraud.
Identify processes and tools to assess readiness and opportunities for continuous improvement.
Who should attend?
Chief Audit Executives
Internal and External Auditors
Chief Financial Officers
Audit Committee Members
Speaker:
Dr. Patricia Scipio, CPA, CIA, CFE, is the Founder & CEO of Scipio & Associates, LLC, with a mission to assist businesses in achieving sustainability and profitability. With over 40 years of experience in professional services, multinational corporations, non-profits, and public agencies, Dr. Scipio is renowned for her expertise in governance, risk management, compliance, and internal controls. She has held significant positions at Hogan Lovells, Howard University, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Columbia University, WellChoice, Inc., Texaco, Bell Atlantic, NYNEX Corporation, and New Jersey Transit Corporation. Dr. Scipio's educational background includes a Bachelor of Business Administration from Bernard M. Baruch College, an Executive MBA from Columbia University, and a Doctor of Professional Studies from Pace University. She is an active member of multiple professional organizations and has served on various boards and committees.
Prerequisite: No course prerequisites needed
Field of Study: Auditing
Knowledge Level: Basic
CPE Hours: Maximum 1 CPE Hour
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