Welcome to the IIA Raleigh Durham Chapter!
The Raleigh-Durham Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) serves members from the Research Triangle area to the Tidewater. The Chapter has over 860.
Chapter Officers
Mrs. Shirley Jean McFadden (CIA, CGAP)
Chapter President, Chapter Program Chair
Jill Silver (CIA, CRMA)
Chapter Secretary
Mrs. Peggy Gill
Chapter Membership Chair
Jane Traub (CIA, CRMA, CCSA)
Chapter Certification Chair
Theodore O. Hudson II (CRMA)
Chapter Academic Relations Chair
Chapter News and Events
Governor Cooper's Internal Audit Awareness Month Proclamation
Registration is open for the IIA Raleigh-Durham Chapter's September 2022 In-Person Membership Meeting - Topic: Fraud Update for Internal Auditors at City Club
Raleigh on Tuesday, September 13, 2022, from 8:30 am - 9:30 am.
Check-in and continental breakfast are from 8:00 am - 8:30 am.
Presenters: Deron Rossi - Jefferson Wells Fraud Professional, and Tim Lietz - Jefferson Wells National Practice Leader - Risk & Compliance
Program Description: The session will give attendees an update on the latest 2022 Report of Nations highlights around fraud trends across the globe. Attendees will learn of areas they should be focused on as internal auditors in regards to fraud mitigation efforts within their own organizations. Attendees will also hear about recent fraud cases from 2022 that they should be aware of.
Learning Objectives: 2022 Report of the Nations Highlights, Anti-Fraud Program and Controls Organizations Should Consider, Overview of Recent Fraud Cases
Location: City Club Raleigh, 50 Fayetteville St Suite 2800, Raleigh, NC 27601
Registration: Registration is accessible below in the Upcoming Events section.
Refund, complaint, and cancellation policy: Please view our refund, complaint, and
cancellation policies on the IIA Raleigh-Durham Chapter's website.
Official Registry Statement: The IIA’s Raleigh/Durham Chapter is registered with the National
Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional
education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final
authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered
sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website at:
If you have any questions, contact us at Chapter113@theiia.org.
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Welcome to the IIA Raleigh Durham Chapter
It is our mission to follow the IIA motto of “Progress Through Sharing,” and to provide our members with opportunities to grow professionally and to become better internal auditors through offering ongoing training, networking opportunities, certification support, and leadership development.
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Building Awareness Champions
We are pleased to be a 2023 Building Awareness Champion!
During Internal Audit Awareness Month in May, we shared our passion for internal auditing, promoting the profession through a variety of events and campaigns designed to inform and engage, raise awareness, and help stakeholders understand the value of internal audit in their organizations.
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2021 – 2022 Scholarship and Award Recognition Program
Are you a student or do you know a student who is currently enrolled at a local college or university in a discipline related to audit, finance, business, IT or accounting? The Raleigh Durham Chapter is offering several scholarship opportunities during the 2021 – 2022 chapter year.
The scholarship and award recognition program will award:
- One scholarship to cover the Certified Internal Audit (CIA) exam related expenses
- Two academic scholarships for students demonstrating outstanding character
For additional information on these scholarship opportunities, please email us at ralduriia@gmail.com for application information and submission deadlines
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Message From Chapter President,
I've been a member of the Chapter for most of my career in Internal Audit. I was fortunate to work for organizations which saw the value in IIA and encouraged me to attend and participate in Chapter events and programming. My volunteer service with the Chapter began in 2019 when the Chapter President was looking for a location to host a Chapter event. I was able to use the meeting facilities at my employer, Blue Cross NC, and thus began my introduction to the behind the scenes work of the Chapter. Since that time, I've served as the Academic Relations chair for two years; my first year while serving as the 2nd Vice President and second year while serving as the 1st Vice President. Serving as a volunteer has been an awesome opportunity to be involved in planning, leading and navigating the challenges of meeting the expectations of our members, Board of Directors and the IIA. Aside from the efforts to lead the Chapter, by far this has been most rewarding experience because of the shared passion for the profession and sincere desire to uplift and provide value-added programming for our members and non-member risk professionals. So much has changed since I began my career in internal audit and I'm truly humbled by this opportunity to serve as the Chapter President. The future for the profession looks bright and it requires us to embrace and welcome students before they graduate to offer insight on the many facets of our profession and endless opportunities to be agents for change. If you've been a member for a while or you are a new member and want to help shape the activities of the Chapter, I hope you will consider volunteering with the Chapter. We have a great group of dedicated people who make up our leadership team and we'd love for others to serve and help promote Internal Auditing!
Peggy Gill Davis
2022-2023 Raleigh-Durham IIA Chapter President
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