Tuesday 10 March 2026 | 6.30pm-8pm | MAR 2.08
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Audit develops critical thinking, ethical judgment, and a deep understanding of how organizations operate - skills that are valuable far beyond traditional accounting roles. This session explores how audit experience can shape careers in forensic accounting, consulting, external audit, and financial management.
From capital markets to business intelligence, auditors shape the decisions that drive organizations forward. This Accounting Research Exchange explores the essential contributions of audit skills in shaping decision-making processes and outcomes, alongside the challenges they face in an evolving regulatory and competitive landscape. Dr Alexa Scherf will present recent research on auditor career paths, followed by a panel discussion featuring seasoned professionals who will share practical insights and experiences from the field.
This session is particularly relevant for those interested in accounting careers and seeking to understand how audit skills can be applied across different professions. The event will conclude with an informal networking session, offering attendees a chance to connect, share perspectives, and explore unanswered questions.
Guest panellist:
- Amy McLaughlin, Director of Disputes and Investigations Practice, BRG
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Aditi Prakash, Director of Claims and Disputes in the Forensic and Integrity Practice, EY
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Matt Price, Audit Partner in the Wealth and Asset Management Services, EY
- Alice Singer, Director of Financial Reporting and Compliance, LSE
Accounting Research EXCHANGE exposes students to the latest accounting research and promotes an active exchange of ideas between faculty, student, and industry experts. The seminar will conclude with an informal networking session, offering attendees an opportunity to connect, share perspectives, and explore unanswered questions.