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Controls resilience
Digitizing pathways to the future of internal controls
Learn how internal control functions can embrace automation to enhance monitoring and identify emerging risks.
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Trina Huelsman
US Accounting & Internal Controls Leader
Partner | Deloitte Risk & Financial Advisory
Trina is a partner with Deloitte & Touche LLP and currently serves as the US Accounting & Internal Controls practice leader for Deloitte Risk & Financial Advisory focused on the topics of trust, transformational change, and resilience for audit, finance, IT, and treasury organizations. As a partner in Accounting & Internal Controls, she enjoys collaborating with her clients to explore emerging business and digital trends, anticipating the associated risks, and developing innovative strategies to help them manage risks more effectively. She previously served as the US Chief Quality Officer for the Risk & Financial Advisory practice. In this role, she led the strategic, reputational, and operational risk management for the business, leveraging predictive risk analytics to anticipate and manage risks in the portfolio.
From an industry perspective, Trina served as Vice Chairman–US Industrial Products & Services Leader across Deloitte businesses, including Risk & Financial Advisory, Consulting, Audit, and Tax, and has written and spoken on Deloitte research initiatives such as cyber risk in advanced manufacturing, industrial products industry trends, digital supply networks, risk assessment practices in manufacturing, and women in manufacturing.
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