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When it comes to building a relationship, first impressions matter. Getting a foot in the door for management approval on new technology is no different. When the audit team at Cornell University embarked on the journey to implement continuous assurance they took a different approach to the conversation and emphasized one key message: be timely and relevant.
By finding the sweet spot between continuous auditing and continuous monitoring, what they call “timely assurance”, the team at Cornell is now seen as a strategic partner to the C-suite and management across campus, as well as a trusted partner with data providers, subject matter experts and technology staff.
Join us for this 60-minute webinar where Mark A. Perry, Audit Director from the Audit Office at Cornell University, and Curtis Josey Jr, Data Analytics Manager from the Audit Office at Cornell University, share how their audit team:
Mark A. Perry, Audit Director, Audit Office, Cornell University, is a results-oriented audit, risk management, and governance professional with a particular focus in the not-for-profit, higher education and healthcare sectors. Mark joined the Cornell University Audit Office in April 2015 after more than a decade in the Audit & Enterprise Risk Services practice at Deloitte & Touche LLP, including nearly three years as Lead Content Developer in Deloitte Learning.
Mark is a CPA who has developed and presented CPE trainings on various topics and is a repeat guest lecturer at Cornell’s Administrative Management Institute and the Dyson School of Business. Areas of professional expertise and interest include governance, ethics, fraud, internal controls, analytics, federal award management, financial accounting/reporting and analysis, auditing, enterprise risk management, and process improvement.
Curtis Josey Jr., Data Analytics Manager, Audit Office at Cornell University, transitioned to internal audit in October of 2015. Prior to that, his 20 years of professional work experience include database & business systems manager, software developer, principle consultant and programmer/analyst. Curtis holds ADCA, ScrumMaster, Microsoft Certified Professional and Oracle PL/SQL certifications.
An active member of the community, Curtis co-leads the ACL Central New York User Group, and is also a member of the Tableau Central New York User Group and the Ivy+ Data Analytics Affinity Group. Curtis completed a Masters of Engineering in Computer Science from Cornell University in 2016.
