ABOUT THIS EPISODE
State Auditor Dave Boliek sits down with Deputy State Auditor Katina Bell, who leads the Financial Audit Division and brings nearly three decades of experience to the Office of the State Auditor. Bell shares how independent financial audits help safeguard taxpayer dollars, strengthen accountability, and support North Carolina’s AAA bond rating – ultimately encouraging business and fueling the economy. As a top executive at OSA, Bell brings perspective on how artificial intelligence is playing a role in the auditing process, and how valuable a career in auditing can be for young people.
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