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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
