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Future Challenges of Assurance

July 25, 2018

Topics: News & Resources Integrated Management Systems Risk-Based Thinking

Hear from SAI Global Assurance CEO, John Rowley, about key issues facing the Assurance Industry globally.

In this video, SAI Global CEO, John Rowley, discusses:

Current issues facing management system certification;
Greatest challenges auditors face;
How organisations can adapt and manage risk;
Taking an integrated approach to managing risk and compliance; and
How organisations can remain competitive.

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