Vonya Global celebrates 14 years of superior Internal Audit support by growing its Quality Assurance Review (QAR) Practice
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Chicago-based multinational consulting firm celebrates 14 years of providing businesses around the world superior Internal Audit support. Over the past 14 years, countless clients have put their trust in us, giving us the opportunity to prove ourselves time and time again. CHICAGO (PRWEB) May 20, 2021 Vonya Global celebrated its 14th anniversary last week a milestone for the Chicago-based consulting firm. The firm, which specializes in Internal Audit, Sarbanes-Oxley, and Technology Consulting, has grown steadily since its launch in 2007, making a name for itself despite competition from large public accounting firms. Most recently, the firm has focused on growing its Internal Audit External Quality Assessment Practice and expanding its QAR Taskforce.
Vonya Global Publishes “Leveraging the Value of Internal Audit in a Post-COVID World”
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Multinational consulting firm publishes white paper created to educate Management on the value of internal audit in a post-covid business landscape.
Internal audit leaders across the country are faced with the same problem. Budgets for internal audit are flat, but the need for internal audit capacity has increased. CHICAGO (PRWEB) April 08, 2021 Chicago-based consulting firm, Vonya Global, released a white paper titled “Leveraging the Value of Internal Audit in a Post-Covid World.” The firm, which specializes in internal audit, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, and corporate governance, released the paper to help educate senior leadership on the many ways the pandemic has highlighted the need for a strategic internal audit function.
Brooks shared his home with a longtime friend and caretaker, the neighbor added. That roommate was Marin, who had been struck by a car while riding a bike earlier in the day.
What happened next, according to a Camden County Police Department Chief Joseph Wysocki, was an outpouring of compassion and concern by Randall and other officers.
“They really prevented another tragedy from occurring,” the chief asserted.
After contacting the city’s fire department, Randall and Detective Megan Hill set up a ladder to reach Brooks’ apartment, according to a police account. Officer Justin Goldman and fire department personnel removed a window air conditioning unit to enter the home.