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Articles in April, 2006 issue of Internal Auditor

• A new career
  by Diane Lefebvre
• Building on section 404: investments in Sarbanes-Oxley compliance can provide a solid foundation for enterprise risk management projects
  by Paul J. Sobel
• Restoring trust
  by Hayden T. Joseph
• SEC and PCAOB to host May roundtable
  by J. Whitley
• Standing tall: Sir Robert Smith, one of the UK's leading voices on governance issues, says internal auditors need to be strong, independent, and unafraid to speak the truth
  by Neil Baker
• Quick and dirty spreadsheets
  by Torsten Bremer
• ERM under construction
• Three men and a fraud: insurance brokers and a corrupt official conspire to scam three government agencies
  by Gordon Heslop
• 404 best practices
  by Thomas M. Smyth
• Control consciousness: internal auditors need to use their knowledge and experience to provide innovative methods of adding value
  by Jason A. Gross
• Auditing social responsibility: a CFO's request to review charitable activity finds the company's audit director at a loss
  by Eelco R. Van Wijk
• Building improvement
  by Anne Millage
• China adopts international standards
  by T. McCollum
• Reforming the audit function: a Dutch government audit group redefines its role in the organization and broadens the department's sphere of influence
  by Peter Pennekamp
• Corruption threatens health care worldwide
  by A. Cushing
• Is IT next for ERM? Information technology provides the vital infrastructure for building a modern enterprise
  by Sridhar Ramamoorti
• IFAC considers Sustainability Reporting Guidelines
  by J. Whitley
• Change champions: by looking for ways to improve business processes, auditors can add value beyond controlling risks to their organization
  by Jeffrey A. Berk
• Writing it right
  by Chuck Short
• A continuous view of accounts: Royal Canadian Mounted Police auditors ride to the rescue of a complex accounts payable function
  by David Coderre
• Dubious degrees: organizations can avoid negative press by ensuring new employees have valid academic credentials
  by Ron Aumann
• Executives concerned about their organization's risk vulnerability
  by D. Salierno
• Internal auditing's role in ERM: as organizations lay their enterprise risk groundwork, many auditors are taking on management's oversight responsibilities, new research finds
  by Audrey A. Gramling
• United Kingdom steps up fraud prosecutions
  by K. Alvarado
• A case for responsible reporting: in considering ways to improve internal control over financial reporting, organizations should look to corporate responsibility reports
  by Bruce McCuaig