Practical
Location
The whole day and evening program takes place in
Theater Flint in Amersfoort on Thursday 15th and Friday 16th June. The location is
easily accessible by car and public transport.
From Amersfoort Centraal Station, there are four buses going to Flint. Bus 5 stops at stop 'de Flint'. Bus 6, 7 and 296 stop at 'Kamp/De Stier', a 5 minute walk from Flint. From the A28 (near the junction with the A1) take exit 8 Hoevelaken/Amersfoort.
Accommodation
The conference rate does not include hotel accommodation. You can book a room directly at one of the following hotels. On booking (by telephone or online) please mention that you will attend the IIA Conference. This ensures that we can arrange an appropriate shuttle service in due time for the right number of people. The shuttle service between the hotel and the conference venue will go in the morning and the evening. Of course you can always choose a different hotel.
Rates and discounts for group registration
Below are the rates for attending the conference. This includes the dinner and the party, but excludes the accommodation.
Member rate
€ 1095,-
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Non-member rate
€ 1295,-
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There are special rates for group registrations.
- For a group registration of 10 to 20 participants, the costs are €795 per person.
- For a group registration of more than 20 participants, the cost are €695 per person.
Use the Group Registration Form
Registration
Via the link below you can sign up for the IIA Conference on June 15 and 16, 2017. To be able to sign up for the membership rate, you must first login. Groups must register via a separate
group registration form to make use of the group discount.
You will need to book the hotel yourself.
For more information contact the IIA through congres@iia.nl.
Sign up here for the IIA Conference 2017
The first 100 registrations received the book Generation Z from René Boender.
Presentations
On this page you will find PDFs of the presentations that were made available by the speakers during the conference.
Keynotes
René Boender: Generation Z (not available)
Ben van der Burg: Stormchasing in the digital world (not available)
Richard Chambers: Trusted Advisors
Thimon de Jong: Generation Y (available on request via iia@iia.nl)
Edgar Karssing: Moral Courage
Jitske Kramer: Corporate Tribe (available on request via iia@iia.nl)
Leen Paape: New generation auditors
Peter Wakkie: Hoe realistic is effective supervision? (no slides)
Jaap Winter: Audit committee future proof?
Parallelsessies
IT
Peter Beijer: Big data: the hunt for information (not available)
Erno Doorenspleet: Data lakes and leaks
Bob Findlay: Risks of Cloud Computing
Hans de Vries: Cyber security in the Netherlands
Tijs Wolffenbuttel: Better autorisation management
Trendwatching
Richard Chambers: Poised for the future
Lars Leemhorst: Impact of robotic process automation
Karem Obeid: The Way Forward
Loren Roosendaal: Serious gaming
Jouri Schoemaker: Pitching voor auditors
Hot topics
Tony de Bos: The impact of the GDPR
Pieter Goudriaan & Jochen van Dijk: Building from Scratch
Heleen Kersten: Impact of the code on audit committees
Vincent Moolenaar: The shelf life of a CAE
Egbert-Jan Sol: Blockchains (not available)
Culture & Ethics
Barry van Kampen: Ethical hacking
Margreeth Kloppenburg: Learning from dilemmas
Bert Langerak: Need for more (criminal justice) intervention?
Michelle Rocker: Sustainable integrity
Research
Robert Bogtstra & Remko Renes: IAFs at stock funds
Els Heesakkers: Internal Audit Ambition Model Benchmark
Annabel Laurenssen-de Jager: Leadership and culture within IAFs / Paper
Mark van Twist: Nudiging & Gamification
Dennis Webbers: Measuring the effectiveness of the IAF
