Special Interest Groups
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are intended to provide a forum where internal auditors with similar interests can meet together to openly exchange experiences and to discuss any relevant issues that may arise within their sector. Although SIGs can be affiliated to the Institute, they are totally self sufficient, controlling their own finances and arranging their own programme of events. What they all have in common is a desire to promote the professionalism of internal auditing.
The benefits of belonging to a SIGs include:
- making valuable contacts and gaining insight into internal auditing practices
- developing new areas of expertise and enhancing you career prospects
- adding benefits to your employer by raising the profile of your organisation
All active SIGs run a programme of events, which are either hosted by a member organisation or held in a commercial venue. Charges vary but are intended only to cover cost. Some SIGs, but by no means all, charge a membership fee to cover the cost of administration.
Any questions about the Special Interest Groups should be directed to the SIG committee. For information about these groups, use the menu on the left.