BEAC fee structure to change
IIA appoints new member to BEAC Board of Directors
Auditing Roundtable returns to the Nation's Capitol
CPEAs to participate in ISSC Resilience Summit
EHS and Internal Auditors define Trilateral initiative

What’s changing?

Annual renewal fee will increase by 10 percent from $150 to $165;
Application fees will decrease from $245 to $120;
Exam fees will now be charged, at $125 per part, to include first time and exam retake fees;
IIA and AR members will qualify for discounts on all fees.

When is this effective?

The new fee structure will take effect for renewals on January 1, 2009. Annual renewal fees for 2009 may be paid in advance prior to December 31, 2008 at the current rate.
The change in application / exam per part fee will take effect October 1, 2008.

Pay 2009 fee online OR Download form.

The Institute of Internal Auditors is pleased to appoint Elizabeth Wagonseller to the BEAC Board of Directors. Elizabeth is the Director of Membership for the Institute of Internal Auditors, and has been a valued member of the Membership group within the IIA/BEAC/AR Trilateral task force over the past year. Elizabeth will serve on the Executive Committee as Secretary.

Elizabeth replaces Jo-El LaBorde, who was recently appointed V.P. of the IIA Research Foundation.

Full roster of BEAC Board members.

The Auditing Roundtable is returning to the Nation's Capitol in September, holding its Annual Meeting in Crystal City on September 3-5, 2008.

To take advantage of being in the Washington, D.C. area, the Roundtable will draw speakers from various regulatory agencies to get the "Government Perspective" on the plenary session topics. Agency speakers have been invited to complement members from consulting and industry on topics such as: Process Safety Management, Nanotechnology, Greenhouse Gases, and Security Auditing. The meeting agenda also includes sessions which will address:

audit program reviews and how they have changed over the years;
auditing of behavior based safety; and
a perspective on sustainability reporting and social responsibility auditing.

This meeting will also contain a little extra - - more training opportunities than have ever been offered! After the rousing success of the Roundtable's "Auditing Basics" training course held in Phoenix, the organization is expanding its training options to three concurrent training sessions:

Auditing Basics (Wednesday-Thursday, September 3 -4);
Environmental Compliance (Tuesday afternoon-Thursday, September 2 - 4); and
Health and Safety Compliance (Tuesday afternoon-Thursday, September 2 - 4).

For those already certified and seeking CPD opportunities, the Roundtable will also hold a CEU course that will focus on using Greenhouse Gas protocols.

There are still plenty of sponsorship opportunities available….and a few Exhibitor slots left. If you are interested in either, please contact Kathy Rieth at kathy@auditing-roundtable.org.

More information

The International Safety & Security Conference: Resilience Summit 2008, to be held October 14-15, 2008
in New York City, offers dozens of presentations over a two-day period. The meeting will focus on Enterprise-Wide Risk Management and will have special appeal to senior managers throughout the organization.

BEAC Chair Jerry Atlas, CPEA has agreed to participate in a panel discussion, "Auditor Certification - An Open Forum on New Initiatives". Also, Karen Coyne, CPEA will be presenting "Auditing 101" as part of a 'Crossing Silos' track.

For more information, click here.

The following text is agreed and approved by The Auditing Roundtable (AR), Board of Environmental, Health & Safety Auditor Certifications (BEAC) and The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).

VALUE PROPOSITION FOR THE TRI-LATERAL INITIATIVE

The Leading organizations in EHS and internal auditing have joined forces to promote the professional practice of EHS auditing and auditor expertise. Collectively, the AR, BEAC and The IIA provides auditors and stakeholders with resources such as auditor certifications, codes of ethics, body of knowledge, and educational and networking opportunities, for a competent and productive EHS audit program.

EHS auditing contributes to effective and accountable corporate risk management. When delivered by certified professionals, a reliable EHS audit program adds to the business value by enabling improved performance, enhancing credibility, increasing stakeholder assurance, and defining the organization as a responsible employer and an environmental steward.

If you have any questions please contact the Marketing Task Force Leader, Cindy Chiles, at cchiles@cc-global or (310) 832-8400.


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Pay annual fee Frequently Asked Questions CPEA REGISTRY Suggestions? Articles		BEAC fee structure to change IIA appoints new member to BEAC Board of Directors Auditing Roundtable returns to the Nation's Capitol CPEAs to participate in ISSC Resilience Summit EHS and Internal Auditors define Trilateral initiative What’s changing? Annual renewal fee will increase by 10 percent from $150 to $165; Application fees will decrease from $245 to $120; Exam fees will now be charged, at $125 per part, to include first time and exam retake fees; IIA and AR members will qualify for discounts on all fees. When is this effective? The new fee structure will take effect for renewals on January 1, 2009. Annual renewal fees for 2009 may be paid in advance prior to December 31, 2008 at the current rate. The change in application / exam per part fee will take effect October 1, 2008. More information. Pay 2009 fee online OR Download form. The Institute of Internal Auditors is pleased to appoint Elizabeth Wagonseller to the BEAC Board of Directors. Elizabeth is the Director of Membership for the Institute of Internal Auditors, and has been a valued member of the Membership group within the IIA/BEAC/AR Trilateral task force over the past year. Elizabeth will serve on the Executive Committee as Secretary. Elizabeth replaces Jo-El LaBorde, who was recently appointed V.P. of the IIA Research Foundation. Full roster of BEAC Board members. The Auditing Roundtable is returning to the Nation's Capitol in September, holding its Annual Meeting in Crystal City on September 3-5, 2008. To take advantage of being in the Washington, D.C. area, the Roundtable will draw speakers from various regulatory agencies to get the "Government Perspective" on the plenary session topics. Agency speakers have been invited to complement members from consulting and industry on topics such as: Process Safety Management, Nanotechnology, Greenhouse Gases, and Security Auditing. The meeting agenda also includes sessions which will address: audit program reviews and how they have changed over the years; auditing of behavior based safety; and a perspective on sustainability reporting and social responsibility auditing. This meeting will also contain a little extra - - more training opportunities than have ever been offered! After the rousing success of the Roundtable's "Auditing Basics" training course held in Phoenix, the organization is expanding its training options to three concurrent training sessions: *Auditing Basics* (Wednesday-Thursday, September 3 -4); *Environmental Compliance* (Tuesday afternoon-Thursday, September 2 - 4); and *Health and Safety Compliance* (Tuesday afternoon-Thursday, September 2 - 4). For those already certified and seeking CPD opportunities, the Roundtable will also hold a CEU course that will focus on using Greenhouse Gas protocols. There are still plenty of sponsorship opportunities available….and a few Exhibitor slots left. If you are interested in either, please contact Kathy Rieth at kathy@auditing-roundtable.org. More information The International Safety & Security Conference: Resilience Summit 2008, to be held October 14-15, 2008 in New York City, offers dozens of presentations over a two-day period. The meeting will focus on Enterprise-Wide Risk Management and will have special appeal to senior managers throughout the organization. BEAC Chair Jerry Atlas, CPEA has agreed to participate in a panel discussion, "Auditor Certification - An Open Forum on New Initiatives". Also, Karen Coyne, CPEA will be presenting "Auditing 101" as part of a 'Crossing Silos' track. For more information, click here. The following text is agreed and approved by The Auditing Roundtable (AR), Board of Environmental, Health & Safety Auditor Certifications (BEAC) and The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA). VALUE PROPOSITION FOR THE TRI-LATERAL INITIATIVE The Leading organizations in EHS and internal auditing have joined forces to promote the professional practice of EHS auditing and auditor expertise. Collectively, the AR, BEAC and The IIA provides auditors and stakeholders with resources such as auditor certifications, codes of ethics, body of knowledge, and educational and networking opportunities, for a competent and productive EHS audit program. EHS auditing contributes to effective and accountable corporate risk management. When delivered by certified professionals, a reliable EHS audit program adds to the business value by enabling improved performance, enhancing credibility, increasing stakeholder assurance, and defining the organization as a responsible employer and an environmental steward. If you have any questions please contact the Marketing Task Force Leader, Cindy Chiles, at cchiles@cc-global or (310) 832-8400. If you are interested in making a presentation about BEAC, please send an email to info@beac.org.
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