Looking for something new to watch this holiday season? These 49+ movies may not qualify for CPE hours, but you’ll be entertained while sharpening your professional skepticism and fraud detection skills.
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Auditors Save the World! Melisa Galasso
Bringing clarity, courage, and a cape made of technical excellence, Melisa Galasso is here to save the audit world! Listen to her story now…
The Corruption Branch: Ethics in Decay
Corruption hides behind friendly masks and midnight meetings. From bribery to backroom deals, uncover how government auditors hunt the ghosts haunting public trust.
New GAO Standards: Avoiding Threats to Audit Quality
This article was originally published by Barrett and Greene, Inc. featuring Leita Hart-Fanta and her efforts to make all auditors aware of new GAO standards.
Auditors Save the World! Vickie Murphy
When the audit trail goes cold and chaos takes over, you can count on auditing superhero, Vickie Murphy, to save the day! Listen to her story now…
Stop Collecting PII You Can’t Protect
Government agencies collect far more personally identifiable information (PII) than they can protect and it’s putting citizens at serious risk.
7 Ways to Love Your Audit Team
These 7 ideas for loving on your team are the secrets of retaining and motivating good auditors. When you love on your team, you not only build morale, you reinforce quality, trust, and commitment to the audit mission.
Auditors Save the World! Steve Flaherty
Armed with data and unstoppable logic, this auditing hero doesn’t miss a trend. Meet Steve Flaherty in this week’s podcast where he took on one the most sensitive audits in the nation!
6 Threats to Audit Quality
Discover the 6 threats to audit quality that often go unspoken and how to spot the risks outlined in the GAO Yellow Book.
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