In this episode of Auditors Save the World, podcast host Leita Hart-Fanta, CPA interviews auditing superhero, Tiffany McCoy.
When deadlines loom and audit backlogs threaten to swallow your entire audit team with no way to get the job done, there’s one name you can call: Tiffany!
Yes, Tiffany. The internal auditor for hire and powerhouse partner of public purpose! With her decades of experience and unstoppable drive, she steps in when others step back delivering insight, integrity, and impact every single time.
She’s the master of relationships, turning clients into allies and audits into opportunities for collaboration. Tiffany reminds us that curiosity is like a compass pointing auditors toward new subjects, new challenges, and the ever-widening world of government accountability.
For her, every audit is more than a checklist. It’s a chance to understand how and why our governments make the choices they do. Because Tiffany believes insight is patriotic and good government depends on good auditors.
And when the going gets tough, she reminds her colleagues to network, to stay curious, and to never forget the noble mission that drew them to the profession in the first place.
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About Tiffany McCoy
As a Manager in Cherry Bekaert’s Government Public Sector industry group, Tiffany McCoy is part of the Internal Audit and Forensic team. She provides clients with management and risk consulting projects, including compliance, operational and organizational assessments, risk assessment and internal audit and business process reviews. She is also experienced with public sector engagements focused on accounts payable, procurement practices, IT capital improvement plans, public works and maintenance, physical security and safety, asset management, permitting and inspection, and fleet management.
Prior to joining Cherry Bekaert, Tiffany worked with Baker Tilly, a top-10 public accounting firm’s public sector practice. Here, she executed internal audit engagements all levels of State and Local government. Additionally, Tiffany worked at the Illinois Finance Authority (IFA), one of the largest issuers of tax-exempt conduit bonds in the county. She worked on programs providing low-cost capital to stimulate economic growth. This included local government, fire truck protection districts and ambulances, agriculture, energy, and healthcare programs. Tiffany has also worked on independent consulting engagements in the areas of internal audit analytics and high school district risk assessment and policy improvement programs.
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