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UCE Conference - Special Discount for HIAF Members

UCE Business School is pleased to present its 4th biennial conference: Internal Audit - A Cornerstone in Effective Organisational Governance on Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th March 2007

Anyone wishing to attend from Housing Associations / Charities will receive a 10% discount on the registration fees.  This well established two day event will be an opportunity to hear from some of the leading Audit professionals in the world on the topics of effective organisational governance, creative thinking, risk challenges and risk-based audit.

Confirmed speakers include:

• David Richards - President, IIA Inc.
• Richard Gossage - Group Chief Risk Officer, The Royal Bank of Scotland
• Alec Richmond - President, IIA UK and Ireland
• Professor Edward de Bono
• David Law - Head of Risk & Audit, Olympic Delivery Authority (London 2012 Olympic Games)
• Nick Leeson - ex-Assistant Director at Barings, now General Manager, Galway United
• Gerald Ratner - (After Dinner Speaker) - ex Chairman of Ratners, now Chief Executive of geraldonline
• Kelsey Walker - Managing Director, Just Assured Limited
• Professor Jeffrey Ridley - Visiting Professor, UCE Business School
• Professor John Sparrow - Professor of Occupational Psychology, UCE Business School
• Professor Andrew Chambers - Visiting Professor, UCE Business School (Chair - Day 1)
• Hans Nieuwlands - President, European Confederation of Institutes of Internal Audit (Chair - Day 2)

Themes
The event is split into 4, half day sessions with 1 theme per session. The themes are:

• Organisational Governance
• Creative Thinking and Internal Audit
• Risk Challenges Faced by Internal Audit
• Risk-Based Internal Audit

Conference Venue and Gala Dinner: International Convention Centre (ICC), Birmingham
Accommodation: Hyatt Regency Hotel, Birmingham (opposite ICC)
Further information available at www.business.uce.ac.uk and click on Internal Audit Conference or call Sarah Hopkins on 0121 331 5200 

 

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