Ethics is a cornerstone of internal auditing, as well, both in terms of the ethics of practitioners and the profession’s role in providing assurance of organizations’ ethical practices. But in addressing ethics, organizations and internal audit often are hindered by several myths. Internal auditors should step back and assess whether these “urban myths” about ethics are helping organizations become more ethical. Drawing upon the research from various fields (including neuroscience, philosophy, psychology) and professional experience the webinar tackles the following myths and as well gives the participants the tools to curb these risks.
 
Speaker
 
Dr. Matej Drascek is an international speaker and author on internal audit and ethics, with his recent book Ethical decision-making in management published by Routledge, New York. 
 
In addition to having served as a lecturer for several universities and faculties, he has published numerous professional and scientific articles on internal audit, business ethics, and strategic management. Dr. Matej has spoken at many domestic and international conferences, presenting new tools and insights in internal audit and business ethics. He received The IIA’s John B. Thurston Award for the best article about business ethics and is currently President of IIA–Slovenia. 
 
He holds PhD from Business Ethics from University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and holds CIA, CRMA, CFSA, CC, and CSF-X certifications.
 
Duration: 12h00 – 14h00  
Conference : 12h – 13h15
Lunch : 13h15 – 14h