Prize
The shortlisted nominees will receive:
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Up to 4 complimentary tickets to SOPAC® gala dinner for colleagues to attend
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One economy airfare and one night’s accommodation for the CAE (capped value)
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Public recognition across IIA-Australia media
The Award winner will receive
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an engraved plaque and letter of achievement
Eligibility
To be eligible, a nominee must be:
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Be able to demonstrate how the function/team adheres to the Standards in daily practice.
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Be able to demonstrate significant contribution to their organisation’s performance through its work, such as:
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Introduced innovative internal audit approaches in their organisation that improved audit outcomes.
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Increased the visibility and credibility of Internal Audit function with senior management, ARC and/or the Board.
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Delivered an internal audit plan that aligned with the organisation’s strategy, with reports accepted by Management and the Board.
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Successfully implemented another initiative not referred to above.
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Be able to provide the organisation’s endorsement of the achievement.
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At the time of nomination and judging, the CAE and senior team members of the team are financial members of the IIA-Australia.
Process & Requirements
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Nominations close midnight AEDT 1 December 2024.
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The IIA-Team may conduct a preliminary screening interview with eligible candidates’ and/or referees.
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The judging panel will review and determine shortlists (noting that if they believe there is no suitable candidate none will be awarded).
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Shortlisted candidates will be notified 18 December 2024. At this time, shortlisted candidates will be asked to commit to a panel interview the week commencing 3 February 2025, ensure their referees are are available for a call that same week, and make travel plans to attend the SOPAC Gala Dinner in Melbourne on 1 April 2025.
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The judging panel will determine the winner of each Award and this will remain confidential until announced on the night.
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Winners announced at SOPAC Gala Dinner.