The phrase "audit executive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a high-level professional responsible for overseeing audit functions within an organization.
Example: "The audit executive presented the findings of the annual financial review to the board of directors."
Alternatives: "audit manager" or "chief audit officer".
Peter Schild Charlotte, N.C., Feb. 1, 2010 The writer was treasurer of Drexel Burnham Lambert and chief audit executive of Wachovia.
The dissident Lehman Brothers vice-president Matthew Lee, who was fired after blowing the whistle on dubious accounting, has been unable to find work since being leaving the Wall Street bank, partly because of the stigma attached to being a former Lehman audit executive.
Seventy-two acorporateporate directors participate in an experiment where management insists on aggressive recognition of revenue, but the chief audit executive proposes a more conservative approach.
Each Independent Director is on two or more of four committees: audit, executive, governance, and organization & compensation.
Chambers wrote: "I have never seen a case where the EQA (External Quality Assessment) was used as a basis for dismissing a CAE (Chief Audit Executive)." This whole process was a backroom deal, dressed up in convoluted bureaucratic procedures involving the board, the AEC, certification from the Global Fund and the State Department, signatures and legislation.
Brother Petrula also served on the following committees: Audit, Executive, Finance, Independence Day, Literary, Museum and Nominating.
Two-thirds of the 300 internal audit executives surveyed said derivatives and other complex instruments were used.
This study involves an experiment where 73 Chief Audit Executives and deputy Chief Audit Executives determine the amount of adjustment required to correct a misstatement.
Subsequent testing using data from 155 Chief Audit Executives provides strong support for the theory.
We use semi-structured interviews with 11 chief audit executives and 2 audit committee chairmen to develop an initial framework focusing on how this practice affects financial reporting quality.
Today, women hold top leadership positions in our corporate finance group, including our Head Controller, M&A and Internal Audit executives.
