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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 25 MIN

Revolutionizing internal audit: From police to strategic partner

from Speaking of Risk and Audit · host AuditBoard

Join Richard Chambers and Rania Bejjani as they explore the evolution of internal audit, discussing the imperative shift from being seen as organizational "police" to becoming trusted strategic partners. Rania shares her inspiring journey from a young audit executive to a transformative leader, emphasizing the importance of strategic alignment, relationship-building, and emotional intelligence in reshaping the perception of internal auditors. Through personal anecdotes and experiences, Rania offers valuable insights into the challenges auditors face and the opportunities to elevate their roles within organizations. Learn about the importance of strategic planning, adapting to technological advancements like AI, and fostering human-centric skills to ensure a sustainable future for the audit profession. This episode is a must-listen for professionals seeking to enhance their impact and drive positive change in their organizations.

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