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1 April 2014 Volume 50, Issue 9 You may remember that the theme of my year as chapter president has been, “Adding Value – Making the IIA Work For You”. I hope that each one of you can look back at the chapter year and say that you have used the IIA to improve your skills and network. If the answer to the question is no, there is still two more months left to change your answer. Here are three things you can do to add value by participating in IIA activities: Attend the May 15 meeting at the Missouri Botanical Garden. The speaker is Sam Fiorello who is the COO at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. Sam will be speaking on the Life Science Revolution in St. Louis. I encourage you to attend the meeting and learn more about this effort that could make St. Louis the “place to be” over the next 50 years. Create a plan to actively participate in the chapter next year by joining a committee. It is the best way to increase your personal network through the IIA. All of the committees are listed near the end of this newsletter along with the committee chairs. Explore the IIA website at www.theiia.org. There is a tremendous amount of educational materials contained within the site including the IIA bookstore, research materials and information on becoming a CIA. While waiting in the airport or flying in a plane with wi-fi, log in and see how the IIA can help you. I look forward to seeing you at the meeting on May 15 – our last meeting of the year. I am guaranteeing that the weather will be 80 degrees with plenty of sunshine and the flowers will be in full bloom! Rick Feldt St. Louis Chapter President President’s Message What’s Hot This Issue? March Meeting Recap Upcoming Events Senior Internal Auditor Job Position

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April 2014 Volume 50, Issue 9

You may remember that the theme of my year as chapter president has

been, “Adding Value – Making the IIA Work For You”. I hope that each

one of you can look back at the chapter year and say that you have used the

IIA to improve your skills and network. If the answer to the question is no,

there is still two more months left to change your answer.

Here are three things you can do to add value by participating in IIA

activities:

Attend the May 15 meeting at the Missouri Botanical Garden. The speaker

is Sam Fiorello who is the COO at the Donald Danforth Plant Science

Center. Sam will be speaking on the Life Science Revolution in St. Louis.

I encourage you to attend the meeting and learn more about this effort that

could make St. Louis the “place to be” over the next 50 years.

Create a plan to actively participate in the chapter next year by joining a

committee. It is the best way to increase your personal network through the

IIA. All of the committees are listed near the end of this newsletter along

with the committee chairs.

Explore the IIA website at www.theiia.org. There is a tremendous amount

of educational materials contained within the site including the IIA

bookstore, research materials and information on becoming a CIA. While

waiting in the airport or flying in a plane with wi-fi, log in and see how the

IIA can help you.

I look forward to seeing you at the meeting on May 15 – our last meeting of

the year. I am guaranteeing that the weather will be 80 degrees with plenty

of sunshine and the flowers will be in full bloom!

Rick Feldt

St. Louis Chapter President

President’s Message

What’s Hot This Issue?

March Meeting Recap

Upcoming

Events

Senior Internal Auditor Job

Position

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The annual joint IIA/ACFE Meeting and Seminar

was held on March 20, 2014 on Fraud and Data

Analytics. We had a great turnout for the two

speakers, Rich Lanza and Larry Benson. The seminar

covered the use of data analytics to detect and analyze

errors, how to use ACL, Excel and other tools for

data mining and analysis, fraud scoring and weighting

systems, and how to use analytics to maximize the

annual audit plan and focus on organizational risk.

The luncheon speaker, Larry Benson, discussed

identity theft prevention techniques.

Our next meeting is the April Multi-Track Event,

which is being held at the Hilton Frontenac on

Thursday, April 3. There is a phenomenal line up of

speakers, and topics to suit every interest. This event

provides excellent networking and training

opportunities for those looking to obtain valuable

industry knowledge and affordable CPE!

What’s Inside 1 President’s Message 2 March Meeting Recap 3 March Meeting Flyer 4 Multi-Track Event 5 Event Calendar and

CAP Points 6 McGladrey& Protiviti / New Certifications

7 Brown, Smith, & Wallace 8 Rubin Brown 9 Martiz Job Posting 10 Chapter Contacts 11 CAP Form

March Meeting Recap

Congratulations to the individual who recently

earned the Certified Internal Auditor Certification:

Justin Alvis-Dochterman

CIA Certification

St. Louis Chapter of the IIA May Meeting

Thursday, May 15

The Life Science Revolution in St. Louis Sam Fiorello, the COO of the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, is the speaker. The Missouri Botanical Garden is the location. The topic will be the Life Science Revolution is St. Louis. If you are not aware of it, St. Louis is a world leader in the Life Science Industry. The Danforth Center and the Botanical Garden are two integral components of this effort. Come and listen to Sam speak from 4 – 5 PM on his take on what is sure to keep St. Louis on the map for many years to come. This afternoon meeting will be followed by a happy hour to celebrate the end of the chapter year. You can also tour the Botanical Garden until 6 PM this night.

Meeting and Seminar Information

DATE: May 15, 2014 LOCATION: MO Botanical Garden TOPIC: Life Science Revolution Registration 3:30 – 4 PM Chapter Meeting 4 – 5 PM Happy Hour 5 – 6 PM CPE: 1 hour for chapter meeting

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Future Meetings:

August 14 Meeting at Deloitte followed by the Cardinals game. More details to come! September 11 Save the date! Meeting topic TBD. October Annual Directors Reception. Meeting date and topic to be determined.

Cost & RSVP Information

RSVP contact: Please RSVP by May 13 at the St. Louis IIA Chapter Website. Payment Methods: Payment can be made using Paypal at the St. Louis IIA Chapter

Website or you can pay in check or cash at the meeting Meeting Cost: $40 includes attendance at the meeting and happy hour.

Registration Link Secure: https://secure.blueoctane.net/forms/NX9NG02TWHBA Non-SSL: http://www.formexperts.com/forms/NX9NG02TWHBA

St. Louis Chapter IIA

Multi Track Event

What You Need to know………

When: April 3, 2014 Where: Hilton Frontenac Cost: $225 for 8 CPE!!!

Time Session Speaker Topic

7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast

8:30 - 10:00 Opening Speaker Virginia McDowell CEO of Isle of Capri

10:00 - 10:15 Break

10:15 - 11:30 Auditors 2 yrs or less Ribhe Elsalaymeh What Controllers Want From Their Auditors

Auditors Experienced Jeff Aucoin Fraud Under Your Nose

IT T-REX Participant IT Start Ups - Social Media

11:30 - 1:00 Lunch

1:00 - 2:15 Auditors 2 yrs or less Roy Hinkamper & Matt Windfield PCAOB Updates

Auditors Experienced Chris Lydon 2014 State of the Profession

Fraud Jim Cali Fraud Investigations

2:15 - 2:30 Break

2:30 - 3:45 Auditors 2 yrs or less TBD TBD

Auditors Experienced Audrey Katcher SOC Standards

Soft Skills David Brand COSO Updates

3:45 - 5:00 Closing Speaker TBD TBD

Time Session Speaker Topic

7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast

8:30 - 10:00 Opening Speaker Virginia McDowell CEO of Isle of Capri

10:00 - 10:15 Break

10:15 - 11:30 Auditors 2 yrs or less Ribhe Elsalaymeh What Controllers Want From Their Auditors

Auditors Experienced Jeff Aucoin Fraud Under Your Nose

IT T-REX Participant IT Start Ups - Social Media

11:30 - 1:00 Lunch

1:00 - 2:15 Auditors 2 yrs or less Roy Hinkamper & Matt Windfield PCAOB Updates

Auditors Experienced Chris Lydon 2014 State of the Profession

Fraud Jim Cali Fraud Investigations

2:15 - 2:30 Break

2:30 - 3:45 Auditors 2 yrs or less TBD TBD

Auditors Experienced Audrey Katcher SOC Standards

Soft Skills David Brand COSO Updates

3:45 - 5:00 Closing Speaker TBD TBD

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Platinum Pursuit

As of

March 26, 2014,

we have an

estimated:

1,422

CAP points

GOLD Level 1,560 CAP points

Silver Level 1,060 CAP points

Bronze Level 685 CAP points

Check out our “Quest for Platinum” status

every month!

Enter CAP Points

The Chapter is on the road to

achieving Platinum status again but we

need your assistance. If you have

recently performed a speaking

engagement, employed an intern, or

written an article for a professional

magazine or newsletter please

complete the following form or

better yet go to the chapter website and

complete the on-line form

“Enter CAP Points” tile under Quick

Links.

Or at https://secure.blueoctane.net/forms/

AUYKXNT9ZAT0

IIA - St. Louis Chapter 2014 Programs Calendar

Month Date Meeting Type CPE Time Location Speaker Topic

April 4/3/2014 Seminar 8 8 AM - 5 PM

Hilton Frontenac Multi-track Confer-

ence

Virginal McDowell - CEO of Isle of Capri Ribhe Elsalaymeh - Watlow Global

Controller and Many More Speakers

May 5/15/2014 Finale Meeting 1 5 - 6 PM

Missouri Botanical Garden

Danforth Plant Science Center

Life Science Revolution

August 8/14/2014 Meeting 1 5 - 6 PM

Deloitte TBD Cardinals Game

September 9/11/2014 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

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Senior Internal Auditor

Fenton, Missouri

Basic Purpose Under general supervision or direction, plans and conducts a program of financial, operational and system related inter-nal audits in accordance with department plans. Provide advice to staff auditors in planning and executing the more complex and high exposure audits. Assist the VP - Internal Audit with coordinating and administering client audits. Scope Plan and conduct approximately 8-10 financial, operational and system related internal audits for all Maritz entities in-cluding the corporate office, the result of which is a report that includes observations and recommendations concerning internal controls, compliance with policies and procedures and operational efficiencies. The audit/reporting process is critical to our control environment and the overall accuracy of our financial reporting. Reporting and Working Relationships Reports to the VP - Internal Audit. Main contacts are with professional level financial, operational and information tech-nology personnel. Also interacts with outside auditors and client auditors. Job Responsibilities/Time Spent % Conducts financial, operational or system related internal audits and other special projects in accordance with depart-ment objectives such as: Account Receivable Process Review, Payroll Controls Review, Vendor Master File Controls, Project Accounting Controls audits, etc. (65%) Helps coordinate and assist with the timing of the quarterly KPMG reviews, arrange logistics (conference room, badges, parking, etc.) and assistance in making contact with the right Maritz people to complete the audit efficiently. In addition, performs flux analysis, control walkthroughs and detail compliance testing. (15%) Assists in coordinating and administering approximately 4-5 client audits by ensuring the project team understands our policies related to how client audits are handled; acts as the liaison between client auditor and Maritz people; ensures information is supplied timely to the auditor; analyzes client auditor approach; arranges logistics for onsite client auditor visits. (10 %) Keeps abreast of accounting, auditing and financial reporting issues and techniques through self-study materials, train-ing courses and seminars. (5%) Supports the VP - Internal Audit in carrying out the necessary administrative tasks of the department, such as assisting with developing Audit Committee material, monitoring use of audit software, managing and controlling our inventory of audit work papers and assisting in preparing quarterly update for the CFO on audit department activities. (5 %) Qualifications 1) College degree in Accounting or Finance. (2) CPA license desired (Big Four experience preferred). (3) Four - six years auditing experience (some internal audit experience preferred). (4) Proven experience in working with MS EXCEL and MS WORD. (5) Excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.

Qualified candidates interested in applying for this position should contact [email protected].

www.maritz.com

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Chapter Officers President Rick Feldt, CPA Rubin Brown (314) 290-3220 [email protected] First Vice President Steve Wang Protiviti (314) 656-1744 [email protected] Second Vice President Brian Dobrynski Wells Fargo (314) 875-2453 brian.m.dobrynski @wellsfargo.com Secretary Regina Jones TricorBraun (314) 539-8006 [email protected] Treasurer Jen Weiner Protiviti (314) 656-1729 [email protected]

2013- 2014 St. Louis Board of Governors Executive Committee 1st Vice President Liaison Education Committee Krista Ogle Rhonda Travers Gail Peters Energizer Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Washington University (314) 985-2037 (314) 512 3009 (314) 362-4915 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Executive Committee 2nd Vice President Liaison Education Committee Katie Statler John Saric Ted Flom Brown Shoe Company Inc Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Brown Smith Wallace LLC (314) 854-4138 (314) 444-8713 (314) 983-1294 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Executive Committee Secretary Liaison Human Resources Committee Ron Steinkamp Debbie Schultz Kate Turner, CIA, CPA, CRMA Brown Smith Wallace LLC Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Laclede Gas Company (314) 983-1328 (314) 444-8927 (314) 342-3334 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Executive Committee Treasurer Liaison Human Resources Committee Jason Minard Dawn Dossett Gena Givens Wells Fargo Midwest Bank Centre Deloitte & Touche LLP (314) 955-9203 (314) 544-8581 (314) 650-3550 Jason.r.minard@ [email protected] [email protected] wellsfargo.com Audit Committee Program Liaison Kevin Dillon Tony Taylor St. Charles County Silgan Plastics (636) 949 7455 (314) 523-4311 [email protected] [email protected]

Chapter Committee Chairs Awards Directory Promotions Multi-track Event Maaria Seider Amy Ribick Andrew Karcher Suzanna Ney Brown Smith Wallace LLC Brown Smith Wallace LLC Laclede Gas Company Hollywood Casino (314) 983-1384 (314) 983-1347 (314) 342-3351 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Advertising Budget & Finance Social Media QAR Jie Zhu Shannon Wiese Shannon Adams Dave Richert Peabody Energy Corporation Honkamp Krueger & Co MasterCard Worldwide Rubin Brown (314) 588-2087 (314) 974-6125 (636) 722-2075 (314) 290-3366 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Arrangements Certifications Newsletter Roundtables

Justin Lazier Ying Xu Osereme Imeokparia Evan Gruenkemeyer Centene Emerson Electric Deloitte & Touche LLP Protiviti [email protected] (314) 553-2531 (314) 641-4355 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Attendance & Membership Chapter Achievement Programs Nathan Croll Brent Statler Julia Disner RubinBrown St. Charles County Wells Fargo (314) 290-3484 (636) 949-7455 (314) 875-1228 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Audit Webmaster Academic Relations Andrew Alexander Lisa Martin Tawana Turner Solutia RGA Wells Fargo (314) 674-6850 (636) 736-5702 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Chapter Contacts

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Platinum Pursuit

IIA–St. Louis Chapter Report of CAP Activity

NAME: __________________________________________________________________ COMPANY: ______________________________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER: _________________________________________________________ TYPE OF ACTIVITY: (speaking, editorials, articles, research, student internships, etc.) _____________________ TOPIC: (please attach agendas, articles)______________________________________________ LENGTH OF PROGRAM (# CPE hours):________________________________________ DATE OF ACTIVITY: _______________________________________________________ LOCATION (city/state or country): _____________________________________________ DESCRIPTION / OTHER INFORMATION: ______________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please send, fax, or e-mail to:

Brent Statler St. Charles County Government

201 N. Second St. RM 526

St. Charles, MO 63301

Phone: 636-949-7455 Ext 1

Fax: 636-949-7467

[email protected]