State of the Standards: Early Insights from The IIA’s Global Standards Survey

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The Global Internal Audit Standards have been in effect for more than a year. To better understand how these changes are being implemented in practice, The IIA conducted the State of the Standards Survey to gather feedback from internal auditors around the world. Join us for an exclusive look at the preliminary survey findings as we explore how organizations are adopting the Standards and Topical Requirements, where implementation has been most successful, and the challenges practitioners continue to face. Whether you are leading an internal audit function or supporting Standards implementation, this webinar will provide valuable insights into emerging trends and the evolving needs of the profession. The Global Internal Audit Standards have been in effect for more than a year. To better understand how these changes are being implemented in practice, The IIA conducted the State of the Standards Survey to gather feedback from internal auditors around the world. Join us for an exclusive look at the preliminary survey findings as we explore how organizations are adopting the Standards and Topical Requirements, where implementation has been most successful, and the challenges practitioners continue to face. Whether you are leading an internal audit function or supporting Standards implementation, this webinar will provide valuable insights into emerging trends and the evolving needs of the profession.

By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:

Learning Objective(s):

• Describe the preliminary findings from The IIA’s State of the Standards Survey.
• Identify key successes and common challenges organizations are experiencing in implementing the Global Internal Audit Standards and Topical Requirements.
• Evaluate emerging trends in Standards adoption based on feedback.
• Consider how the survey findings may inform their organization’s ongoing implementation and continuous improvement efforts.

One (1) NASBA CPE will only be awarded to participants on the live broadcast who are logged in for a minimum of 50 minutes and engage on at least three poll questions per each hour of the event.