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Auditors Save the World! Ross Visscher: Part 2
This second episode with audit hero Ross Visscher explores managing AI risks, setting guardrails, and leveraging AI responsibly to improve city services,
Auditors Save the World! Ross Visscher: Part 1
In this episode, Ross Visscher reveals how his team uses AI to perform smarter, faster, more effective audits turning insight into a superpower.
Auditors Save the World! Charles Hall
In a county where the truth is sometimes buried under pressure and fear, one hero stood unshaken. Meet Charles Hall, the auditor with unbreakable integrity.
5 Reasons Why Auditors Fail to Detect Fraud
Whenever a financial scandal occurs, everyone wonders why auditors fail to detect fraud. Is it reasonable to lay the onus on auditors? No, it isn’t.
Auditors Save the World! Pamela Stroebel Powers
When deceit lurks in the ledgers and villains hide behind spreadsheets, one fearless auditor, Pamela Stroebel Powers, follows the trail of truth wherever it leads.
49+ Movies for Professional Skeptics
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.
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.
Auditors Save the World! Robert Rubel: From Infamy to Integrity
Robert Rubel’s third episode of the “Auditors Save the World!” podcast is a story of resilience, redemption, and the enduring power of doing what’s right, no matter the cost.
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