How to Structure Internal Audit Programs

Published On:

June 02, 2021

Authored By:

APQC

Public Content:

Internal audits are key to ensure that risk management, governance, and internal controls processes are operating optimally. But how should organizations structure internal audit programs, and how does internal audit support organizations’ internal controls programs? In this podcast, APQC’s Principal Research Lead for Financial Management, Rachele Collins, talks with finance processes expert and author Chris Doxey about key considerations and best practices for internal audit.

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Type:

Podcasts

Topics:

Finance and Accounting, Internal controls

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