Mission - The Institute of Internal Auditors

The Institute of Internal Auditors' Mission
The IIA will be the global voice of the internal audit profession: Advocating its value, promoting best practice, and providing exceptional service to its members.

Mission
The mission of The Institute of Internal Auditors is to provide dynamic leadership for the global profession of internal auditing. Activities in support of this mission will include, but will not be limited to:

Advocating and promoting the value that internal audit professionals add to their organizations;
Providing comprehensive professional educational and development opportunities; standards and other professional practice guidance; and certification programs;
Researching, disseminating, and promoting to practitioners and stakeholders knowledge concerning internal auditing and its appropriate role in control, risk management, and governance;
Educating practitioners and other relevant audiences on best practices in internal auditing; and
Bringing together internal auditors from all countries to share information and experiences.

2005-2007 IIA Objectives

1. To be the recognized voice for the internal audit profession.

Define the messages that constitute The IIA's global voice.
Develop a global advocacy strategy
Implement and monitor the global advocacy strategy.

2. To develop and sustain the internal audit profession globally through appropriate infrastructure, coordination, support and communication.

Develop and implement an institute collaboration and support strategy
Develop and implement a global capacity plan to assist developing countries/institutes in growing the practice of internal auditing.
Modify the organizational infrastructures beyond the board (e.g., committees) as appropriate.

3. To provide exceptional service to IIA members.

Establish The IIA as the primary knowledge resource on best practices and issues impacting the internal audit profession.
Meet the evolving professional development needs of internal audit practitioners.
Serve as the internal audit practitioner's preferred source for technology.
Ensure the value of IIA membership is perceived by all.

Administrative Directives

Administrative Directives are approved by the Executive Committee of The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) under the authority of the Board of Directors. An Administrative Directive specifies the process and related procedures that The IIA follow in administering the programs and activities included in The IIA's mission and/or objectives.

Quick Search Advanced Search Site Map IIA Popular Pages CIA Exam Content CFSA Individual Memberships Code of Ethics Information Technology		Home / The IIA / About the Institute / Mission The Institute of Internal Auditors' Mission The IIA will be the global voice of the internal audit profession: Advocating its value, promoting best practice, and providing exceptional service to its members. Mission The mission of The Institute of Internal Auditors is to provide dynamic leadership for the global profession of internal auditing. Activities in support of this mission will include, but will not be limited to: Advocating and promoting the value that internal audit professionals add to their organizations; Providing comprehensive professional educational and development opportunities; standards and other professional practice guidance; and certification programs; Researching, disseminating, and promoting to practitioners and stakeholders knowledge concerning internal auditing and its appropriate role in control, risk management, and governance; Educating practitioners and other relevant audiences on best practices in internal auditing; and Bringing together internal auditors from all countries to share information and experiences. 2005-2007 IIA Objectives 1. To be the recognized voice for the internal audit profession. Define the messages that constitute The IIA's global voice. Develop a global advocacy strategy Implement and monitor the global advocacy strategy. 2. To develop and sustain the internal audit profession globally through appropriate infrastructure, coordination, support and communication. Develop and implement an institute collaboration and support strategy Develop and implement a global capacity plan to assist developing countries/institutes in growing the practice of internal auditing. Modify the organizational infrastructures beyond the board (e.g., committees) as appropriate. 3. To provide exceptional service to IIA members. Establish The IIA as the primary knowledge resource on best practices and issues impacting the internal audit profession. Meet the evolving professional development needs of internal audit practitioners. Serve as the internal audit practitioner's preferred source for technology. Ensure the value of IIA membership is perceived by all. Administrative Directives Administrative Directives are approved by the Executive Committee of The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) under the authority of the Board of Directors. An Administrative Directive specifies the process and related procedures that The IIA follow in administering the programs and activities included in The IIA's mission and/or objectives.