Monday 04/01/2019 | |||
![]() | Registration - Continental Breakfast, Exhibitors & Networking | ||
![]() | President's Welcome Chris Denver, President, IIA Chicago Chapter | ||
![]() | Tomorrow's Risks and Internal Audit: How the Future Will Shape, and Be Shaped by, Internal Auditors Speaker: Richard Worzel CFA, Futurist In this presentation, Richard zeroes in on how the future will affect Internal Audit, including:
• Artificial Intelligence – why its influence is going to be pervasive, risky, and revolutionary;
• How technology more broadly, including automation, Evolutionary Algorithms, the Internet of Things, and Fog computing, is going to drastically change the operational future of all organizations;
• Why a futurist’s approach to risk and risk management is different from the conventional view, and what Internal Auditors can gain by adding it to their toolkit;
• Why Internal Audit must continue to shift towards forward-looking as well as backward checking for the welfare of their organizations;
• The trends that are affecting industry, global trade, government, not-for-profits, education, and society, and how you can prepare for the changes to come | ||
![]() | Transition and Refreshment Break, Exhibitors & Networking | ||
![]() | Emerging Technology Risk and Intelligent Automation (from RPA and Beyond) Considerations for the Internal Auditor Speaker: Kelly Combs Eshelman, Director, KPMG Speaker: Clinton Peters, Director, KPMG This session will provide participants with an overview of some recent technology advancements and provide a basic understanding of the capabilities and use cases for applying the technologies (e.g., Robotics, Artificial Intelligence). In addition, attendees will also learn and understand the important governance, risk and control considerations for internal audit. | ||
![]() | Transition Break, Exhibitors & Networking | ||
![]() | Expanding Audit Analytics Coverage / Use of Data Analytics in Internal Audits Speaker: Ken Petersen, Wolters Kluwer Most audit organizations understand the value of incorporating analytics into their audits, however they struggle to achieve the coverage that they envision. Usually they see analytics as a very difficult topic that requires very technical tools and people with very technical skills. This session will focus on ways organizations can expand their coverage by moving the entire team of auditors forward with incorporating analytics into all of their audits. | ||
![]() | Lunch | ||
![]() | Transition Break, Exhibitors & Networking | ||
![]() | Telling an Epic Story as a Leadership Tool Speaker: Steve Donahue, Author, Documentary Filmmaker, CEO, Destiny Speaks Inc Telling the tale of his daring desert odyssey – Steve Donahue unpacks the secrets of the “Epic Story as a leadership tool”. His research reveals how to achieve epic results by energizing culture and careers with this classic narrative. Steve has an epic story from the Sahara. Leaders need one too. Learn to thrive on your shifting sands of change with the same story-based system that builds blockbuster films and packs sports stadiums to capacity. | ||
![]() | Transition and Refreshment Break, Exhibitors & Networking | ||
![]() | How to Audit Cyber Resiliency Speaker: Craig Youngberg, Director of Information Security, Chicago Public Schools This session is designed to be an overview of auditing Cyber Security for non-IT Internal Auditors. We will cover the key areas that concern Cyber Security and what they mean. We will help develop a skeleton audit plan so the attendees know what direction to take when looking at Cyber Security. | ||
![]() | Transition Break, Exhibitors & Networking | ||
![]() | Auditing AWS – Defining a Shared Responsibility Matrix Speaker: Corbin Del Carlo, Director, Discover Financial Services Speaker: Manish Gaur, Lead Auditor, Discover Financial Services We will discuss some of the basics of the AWS environment, and how to implement the necessary controls for AWS deployments in a shared control responsibility environment. We will go over the basic controls for the most popular AWS services and how they can be tested effectively for regulatory oversight. | ||
![]() | Reception, Exhibitors & Networking |