From 18 to 22 November 2024, IACA will implement an intensive five-day training for the Korea Public Institution Audit Association. This comprehensive program takes place in Incheon, Republic of Korea, and has brought together 113 internal auditors from more than 60 different public institutions of the Republic of Korea. The course is a continuation of the collaboration between IACA and the Korean Public Institution Audit Association and is building upon the previous three-day training delivered at IACA earlier this year.
The training will offer a unique platform for senior professionals from public companies to exchange knowledge and expertise. Attendees will gain valuable insights from lectures delivered by IACA frequent lecturers, including Drago Kos, Chair of the OECD Istanbul Anti-Corruption Action Plan; Stanislas Zuin, Board Vice President of the Geneva International Airport and experienced certified internal auditor/fraud examiner; Ariane Holezek, INTOSAI Expert for International Relations; Vytenis Benetis, an Intelligence Analyst and Director of i-inteligence in Asia; and Vivi Niemenmaa, Deputy Director at the National Audit Office of Finland.
The programme was enriched with the sessions presented by the high-ranking officials: Mr. SeonYoon JUNG, Vice Chairman of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission; Mr. YangWoo KIM, Inspection Senior Auditor of Korea Board of Audit; and Mr. Keun-Ho BAE. Ministry of Strategy and Finance and Dongui University Professor.
The programme will seek to integrate anti-corruption and compliance theory with interactive group work and practical audit case studies from various countries. It shall address a comprehensive array of topics, including corruption risk assessment, public-sector auditing, open-source intelligence application in auditing, auditing climate action and fraud risk management, among others. This interdisciplinary curriculum is expected to encourage participants to explore anti-corruption and compliance from diverse perspectives.
Participants will also gain access to IACA’s extensive alumni network, which includes around 6000 anti-corruption and compliance professionals from 170 countries and jurisdictions, facilitating continued professional development and networking opportunities.