Favorite Parts Of Being A Director Internal Audit At Nasdaq Inc
Jenna, a Director of Internal Audit at Nasdaq, thrives on the "constant challenge" her role provides, gaining continuous learning from reviewing diverse company processes and interacting with senior management across various departments. This constant exposure allows for a significant impact on "their day-to-day" operations and fosters ongoing professional development.
Leadership, Internal Audit, Process Improvement, Communication, Problem-Solving
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Jenna Heffler Beth
Director, Internal Audit
Nasdaq Inc
Penn State University, 2014
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Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing)
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Video Highlights
1. Always challenged and learning new things.
2. Exposure to senior management and various company functions.
3. Direct impact on teams and daily operations through interactions and audits.
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your current role?
I've always been challenged in my role at every single level. I'm always reviewing different company processes, and in turn, I'm always learning about different functions and products.
I also get exposure to senior management throughout the company because of the work that I do, whether it's monitoring the areas under my oversight or performing an audit. I meet with different teams and levels of management several times a day.
So I really get to interact with a lot of people and make a direct impact on their day-to-day.