Description
Professional skepticism is a cornerstone to a well planned and conducted audit, yet many professionals find themselves caught in the threat of familiarity; particularly as we have been operating in a "new normal" these past 18 months. This session will explore what it takes to remain professionally skeptical and help teams identify threats.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify threats to professional due care and exercising professional judgment that arise
- Analyze case examples of what "right" looks like when professional skepticism was employed and what "wrong" looks like when threats intervened and guided decision making
- Understand how the change in work environment and technology has impacted threats and opportunities
Speaker(s):
- Jennifer
Hoffman,
CPA,
National Not-for-Profit Audit Leader,
Grant Thornton LLP
- Dennis
Morrone,
CPA,
National Managing Partner -Not-for-Profit Industry Practices,
Grant Thornton LLP
