Board of Trustees Structure
The Board of Trustees governs the Internal Audit Foundation.
Leveraging donor generosity, we support the development of a competent global body of internal audit practitioners that enhances organizational governance and enhances and protects value.
Board of Trustees Structure
- President
- Senior Vice President, Strategy
- Vice President, Content and Chair – Committee of Research and Education Advisors
- Vice President, Finance & Development
- 7 Trustees
Officers are elected by the members of the Internal Audit Foundation.
Competencies
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- Strategic thinking
- Global perspective
- Leadership capabilities
- Business acumen
- Fiduciary responsibility to the Foundation and its donors
- Fluency in English
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Qualification
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Trustees are usually chief audit executives or directors of internal auditing from diverse industries, senior governmental auditors, or professors in internal auditing.
Responsibilities
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As the governing body for the Internal Audit Foundation, trustees govern the establishment of research priorities and match available funding to research projects and programs. They also govern the administration of scholarships and grants to support our university partners. Trustees meet four times annually.
Term
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President and Senior Vice President serve one-year terms up to three terms. Trustees serve a three-year term and may be elected to a second term.
Note:
The Senior Vice President is expected to succeed the President of the Internal Audit Foundation Board of Trustees.