2011-2012 Programs
Last updated August 25, 2011

Programs, Locations and Speakers still subject to change
^ = Included in Advance Pay Seminar Plan
Entries in Italics are Tentative

Date	Location	Theme/Topic	CPE	Presenters
October 4, 2011^	DoubleTree Westshore	Business Skills for the Internal Auditor	8	Bob Kodzis Debbie Lundberg
Bob Kodzis and Debbie Lundburg kick off our seminar series with Business Skills for the Internal Auditor. Bob is a highly-sought-after speaker who received great reviews at the IIA’s Leadership Conference two years ago. He has also presented to organizations such as the Kennedy Space Center and the Federal Reserve. Debbie Lundberg has previously presented to our chapter and was well-received. Debbie will be presenting her insights on the topics of Communication Through Questioning, and Leading People While Managing Process.
December 9, 2011^	St. Petersburg Marriott	Fraud	8	Mark Whitacre Michael Breon
Dr. Mark Whitacre is an Ivy League Ph.D. and is the highest-ranked executive of a Fortune 500 company to ever become a whistleblower in US history. His undercover work with the FBI during the Archer Daniels Midland scandal was the inspiration for the major motion picture, "The Informant," starring Matt Damon as Mark Whitacre. Michael Breon is the founding Member of Pertrolance, LLC where he provides internal audit and fraud consulting services. He is a CIA, CPA and CFE and is the co-author of two of the Institute of Internal Auditor’s fraud programs “Internal Auditing for Fraud” and “Purchasing Fraud: Auditing and Detection Techniques”.
February 17, 2012^	Ruth Eckerd Hall	Information Technology	8	Peter Scott Sanjaya Krishna/KPMG
Social Media is becoming an ubiquitous presence in today’s world…including the business world. Peter Scott literally wrote the book on auditing social media. Previously the Director of Marketing and Web Operations at the Institute of Internal Auditors, Peter is now a Vice President at Izea in Orlando. Sanjaya Krishna is a Principal with KPMG in New York. He and his fellow professionals at KPMG will look at the technologies on the horizon that will need to be considered by internal auditors in their future audit plans.
April 13, 2012^	Ala Carte Pavilion	Operational Auditing	8	Mark Kolman Steve Hooper Ed Tobias
This seminar will help you extend your audit skill set to understand advanced operational control systems that go beyond basic management tools. The operational auditing tools in the course are real-world techniques that can improve the controls in your organization. Learn more about the "alphabet-soup" organizations use to achieve objectives - COSO, CoCo, ISO, TQM, BSC, Six Sigma, etc. Practice four specific operational audit tools, focused on risk, efficiency, self-assessment, and process flow analysis Discuss internal audit leading practices and common observations from external QAR's related to operational audits Discuss the technologies that help enable the audit process - sampling, computer software and continuous monitoring