Negotiating with Internal and External Auditors: Sarbanes-Oxley and Beyond

The typical auditor must establish a set of controls to mitigate risks, and then seek to independently verify adherence to those controls. Too often, auditors develop controls in isolation and then seek to assert power over the organization by demanding compliance, often at an enormous hidden cost to the organization. Is this process really an effective approach to managing risk and enabling the organization to function effectively? This course shifts the paradigm toward collaborative, internal negotiation of controls and audits to ensure effective risk management and compliance.

CBI Practitioners: 
Joshua Gordon
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