REMINDER
The Stan Ross Department of
Accountancy and
The Robert Zicklin Center for
Corporate Integrity cordially invite you to attend
INTERNAL AUDIT
INFORMATION SESSION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2005
ROOM 14-270
About the new Internal Audit
Concentration:
The Sarbanes-Oxley legislation
that followed the corporate scandals of 2001 and 2002 demands more of corporate
governance, financial reporting and control systems. Implementation
of this legislation has dramatically increased opportunities in the field
of Internal Auditing. Recognizing this, Baruch’s Zicklin School
of Business has approved a new accounting specialization in Internal Auditing
for accounting majors. The degree can be used to meet part of the
150-hour requirement for taking the CPA examination in New York and other
states.
Career Options and Opportunities:
New positions are constantly being
developed to implement business’s increased emphasis on the internal audit
function, including the development of outsourcing groups by the “Big
Four” and other public accounting firms to assist companies in their internal
audits. It has become essential that firms have people well versed
in process of risk assessment and developing solutions for controlling
financial, technological, operational and legal risks. Our corporate
partners have made it clear that demand for graduates with this kind of
training should continue to grow for the foreseeable future. The
internal audit concentration creates opportunities for students.
George Brucato of AIG will discuss
how internal audit has
impacted his career and be available
to answer your questions
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED!