Session Summary:

This presentation will cover a deep dive into Domain II: Ethics and Professionalism of the updated Global Internal Audit Standards and will satisfy the two hour Ethics CPE requirement for certain professionals. Attendees will be given examples of how to effectively comply with the standards that fall under Principle 1: Demonstrate Integrity and time permitting touch on the remaing principles in the domain below:

Agenda: 

• 11-11:25 – People arrive, check-in, and grab a salad bar if they want

• 11-25-1:05 – Presentation – 2 Hrs. CPE

• 1:05-1:30 – Networking

 

ABOUT YOUR PRESENTER

W. Charles Johnson, Jr. CIA, QIAL, CRMA, CFSA, CGAP

Charlie is a director in Forvis’ Risk Advisory Services practice providing internal audit and risk management services.  He is an experienced internal audit executive with more than twenty-five years of experience creating, reforming, leading and advising organizations’ internal audit functions while also working directly for and supporting corporate boards and audit committees.  Prior to joining FORVIS in 2020, he served thirteen years as the chief audit executive for a the Lower Colorado River Authority in Austin, Texas.

Previously, Charlie was the Vice President of Corporate Audit, Compliance & Privacy for a large academic medical system where he was hired to create the organization’s internal audit function. His thirty year internal audit career spans the for-profit, not-for-profit and government sectors and banking, finance, insurance, healthcare and electric generation/transmission and water utility industries.  He served twelve years as the audit committee chair for a national not-for-profit board. 

He is active in global IIA volunteer leadership roles, currently serving on the International Internal Audit Standards Board.  He recently completed seven years of service as the global Professional Certifications Board chair and Exam Development Committee chair.  He is a past president of the New Orleans IIA chapter and including his global volunteer time has been an IIA volunteer for over 15 years.  He previously served as both a volunteer and paid consultant assisting the IIA in conducting external quality assurance reviews.  In 2022, he was awarded the IIA’s Victor Z. Brink Award for Distinguished Service in recognition for unusual and outstanding service to the profession of internal auditing over time.

Charlie is a 1993 graduate of University of Southern Mississippi, with a B.S. degree in accounting.