Jenna Snyder

Artificial intelligence is no longer something only large companies are exploring. Employees are using AI tools to draft emails, summarize documents, analyze information, create marketing content, take meeting notes, and complete everyday administrative work. In many organizations, that use began before leadership ever discussed an AI strategy or an AI policy. The issue is not whether your organization should use AI. The issue is whether you understand how it is already being used, what...

Every organization has risk. The difference between organizations that thrive and those that struggle isn't the absence of risk — it's whether leadership recognizes it before it becomes a costly problem. Many of the most significant organizational risks don't appear overnight. They develop gradually through growth, changing responsibilities, outdated processes, or simply because no one has stepped back to evaluate how the organization has evolved. If any of the following situations sound...

When people hear the words internal audit, they often picture Fortune 500 companies with large audit departments, endless compliance checklists, and teams of specialists reviewing every process. The reality is very different...