On a cold day in New York in December 1941 the Williams Club opened its doors and the history of internal audit would never be the same.… [Read more]
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Honestly Lay Bare
From Whence We Came
By Tom McLeod
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: IIA, Institute of Internal Auditors, The Williams Club
Are You Being Served?
By Tom McLeod
What do you consider to be good internal audit and risk management customer service?
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Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: customer service, Internal audit, risk management
The Words Not (or Less) Spoken
By Tom McLeod
Looking for things we cannot see. An analysis of a year’s blogs of the President of the Institute of Internal Audit.… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: IIA, Institute of Internal Auditors, Richard Chambers
They Said It: Analysing IIA President’s Thoughts
By Tom McLeod
Words are the eyes to the (Internal Audit) soul.… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: audit, Institute of Internal Auditors, Internal audit, Richard Chambers
The World’s Most Boring Conference
By Tom McLeod
What is the World’s Most Boring Conference?… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: SOPAC. Institute of Internal Auditors
The Fosbury Flop
By Tom McLeod
When will risk management have its Fosbury Flop moment?… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: Fosbury Flop, risk, risk management
Back to the Future
By Tom McLeod
Where we are going, we don’t need roads – the Internal Audit time machine!… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: Back to the Future, IIA, Internal audit
The Volkswagen Era
By Tom McLeod
We are entering the Volkswagen Era. Buckle up for this is a ride of “stuffing up” on a global scale.… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: crisis management, risk management, Volkswagen
The Morning Morality Effect
By Tom McLeod
Is it easier to resist opportunities to lie, cheat, steal, and engage in other unethical behavior in the morning than in the afternoon?… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: cheating, ethics, fraud, Morning morality effect
The Mystery of Courage
By Tom McLeod
Does courage have a role to play in risk management?… [Read more]
Filed Under: Honestly Lay Bare Tagged With: courage, risk, risk management
