Insight as a Key Element of Internal Audit Value-Call for Participation    

How well is internal auditing delivering on the goal of providing insight* to its stakeholders? We want to know. The IIARF is currently conducting research on this critical component of the value proposition of internal auditing. 

The IIARF is seeking C-Suite level participants, including CAEs and senior management, board, and audit committee members to participate in this innovative study.

The research goals are to:

• Gain an understanding of how chief audit executives (CAEs) and key stakeholders view the current state of insight delivery by internal auditing.
•  Identify the key drivers of success for those providing insight to their stakeholders.
• Provide practical examples and tools for CAEs who are eager to enhance the delivery of insight by their teams. 

Your candid responses to the survey will help the internal audit profession understand how it can better serve its primary stakeholders, senior management, and the board. 

The survey takes about 10-15 minutes of your time and closes on July 15, 2011. Individual responses will remain anonymous.

Please share your insight now! Click the link below to participate, or paste it into your browser. 
http://iiasurvey.theiia.org/flashsurvey/se.ashx?s=0B87D78457683033  

At the end of the survey, you may provide your email address, to receive a copy of the research report. 

Thank you for your participation! 

*Insight is commonly defined as: “The capacity to gain an accurate and deep intuitive understanding of a person or thing.” The Institute of Internal Auditors considers insight an end product or result from internal auditing’s assurance and consulting work.