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Welcome to the Institute of Internal Auditors New Zealand, the professional body for internal auditing
Structure & Committees
Our people
A membership organisation, IIA NZ has over 700 members throughout New Zealand.
National Board of Directors
We elect up to seven members to act as directors of a National Board. Directors are elected for a two year term, with one half of the positions on the Board being up for election each year, and the Board has the ability to co-opt three additional members. The Chair is appointed by the Board annually.
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Yoonyoung (YY) Lee, CA, CISA, PRINCE2, ICP
YY, a Risk and Assurance Partner at PwC, drives their national internal audit practice in NZ and is well connected with the Australasian practice and global colleagues. She has been a member of IIA NZ since 2013, was part of the 2019 IIA NZ Conference organising committee, and was the MC for the event too. YY is excited to bring Auckland representation to the Board and further contribute to our profession with fellow members. |
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Tee Chow Lee
Tee Chow head’s the Internal Audit team at New Zealand’s largest developer and property manager, Kāinga Ora. He brings with him 15 years of experience in New Zealand and Singapore across diverse roles in internal audit, finance, consulting, corporate, and private and public sectors. This deep experience, at all levels of management and governance, has driven Tee Chow’s passion for Internal Audit advocacy, development and maturity. Tee Chow is looking forward to contributing to the Board and the future of the profession. |
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Rob Marshall Rob is an accomplished risk and internal audit professional with over 15 years of experience. He is a Partner at Grant Thornton and has been leading risk, internal audit, and fraud functions since 2013. He was also the recipient of the Internal Auditor of the Year in 2013. Rob has presented at many IIA NZ conferences. As part of his professional and non-professional roles in the community, Rob has learned and seen first-hand the positive difference that constructive and involved governance members can add to an organisation. |
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Grace Nunn, CIA
Grace is a Senior Manager at KPMG based in Wellington and has been an IIA NZ member since 2016. During this time, Grace has been involved in numerous events and brings enthusiasm and passion for internal audit. Her recent entrance to the profession means that she can bring new ideas and align the interests of those new to this profession to those with more experience. Grace has experience providing internal audit and advisory services to both public and private organisations and is a strong advocate for the value of internal audit. |
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Shaun Dowers, CIA
Shaun is the Manager Assurance at Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu. Shaun has been an IIA NZ member for 11 years and is also a CIA. Shaun is a firm believer that education is the foundation of quality internal audit. |
Volunteers
Institute members who provide essential leadership and direction for IIA NZ in a voluntary capacity are critical to the successful implementation of our programmes and services.
These volunteers assist IIA NZ by offering advice, guidance and support, both individually and through their roles on the National Board, Committees, Special Interest Groups and Regional Committees.
Our partner organisations
IIA NZ collaborates with Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), RiskNZ, and the Institute of Directors (IoD) to share information on best practice and run some of our events.
We are grateful for the support given to the Institute by those organisations that very generously allow us to use their venues for our events.
Our regions
We encourage everyone in the internal audit and risk management professions - members and non-members - to attend events run by IIA NZ regions.
Each region develops education and networking event programmes to meet ongoing professional development requirements, and provide members with the opportunity to network with a wider group of people.
Some networking events are free while others, particularly lunchtime meetings, may have a small charge to cover catering.
Education Days are held each year. Registration for these professional development days is moderately priced.
You can find more information about specific events on our Events Calendar.