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Audit quality and transparency report

Capital markets and our clients depend on public confidence in quality audits. This report offers robust, accurate and transparent information into Grant Thornton's audit quality control systems that underlie our commitment to quality first, quality always.
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Tone at the top starts with the right leaders

Grant Thornton's Audit Quality Advisory Council provides deep, practical and objective advice on ways the firm can continue to deliver high audit quality. The council champions the audit profession and supports our focus on all components of audit quality.

Grant Thornton's Audit Quality Advisory Council

  • Ann Yerger
    Ann Yerger joined Grant Thornton’s Audit Quality Advisory Council in 2019 after spending the past 20 years at the Council of Institutional Investors, where she served as the executive director. She has also served as the executive director of EY’s Center for Board Matters, as a member of the PCAOB’s Investor Advisory Group and as a member of the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee. She also served on the U.S. Treasury Department’s Advisory Committee on the Auditing Profession. Ann is a member of Spencer Stuart’s North American Board Practices and is an independent director of Hershey Entertainment and Resorts Company, where she chairs the nominating and governance committee and is a member of its compensation committee. She is an independent director of Bed, Bath & Beyond and serves as a member of its compensation committee.
  • Chris Mandaleris
    Chris Mandaleris, a retired Ernst & Young LLP Audit partner, joined the Audit Quality Advisory Council after spending 25 years working in EY’s Audit practice and helping open the firm’s Greensboro, North Carolina office. Most recently, he was the senior deputy director in the PCAOB’s inspections division. After 13 years with the PCAOB, he retired in 2016 and dedicated his time to serving the Greek Orthodox Church in the Southeast as a volunteer strategy, governance and internal control adviser. He is a CPA in Alabama and a member of the AICPA.
  • Seth Siegel
    Seth Siegel is the Grant Thornton Partnership Board representative on the Audit Quality Advisory Council. Serving as a liaison between the council and the board, he provides practical and objective advice on ways Grant Thornton can continue to ensure consistent delivery of high-quality audit services to the marketplace. Seth has been a member of the Partnership Board since 2017. He is currently the managing partner of the firm’s South Florida practice and an active client service partner with extensive practical experience across a variety of industries. He served as the Florida Audit practice leader from 2012 until 2019. Seth has been a partner with Grant Thornton since 2006. He is a CPA in Florida and a member of the FICPA and the AICPA.
 
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