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Trust and occupational fraud: How to trust us just as important as who to trust
A Grant Thornton white paper that discusses issues relating to trust in the workplace—specifically how understanding who to trust (people) and how to trust (controls) are critical steps in the development of any fraud-prevention initiative.
How to create and sustain value: Strategies to help you outperform your competition
A Grant Thornton white paper for professional services firms that delves into the process of assessing the strength of your people, strategy and sales model—where a weakness of any of the three could signify that it’s time to rethink your long-term goals and strategic vision.
Goodbye to just “getting by”: enhancing performance in volatile times
A Grant Thornton white paper for professional services firms that examines the benefits of defining your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and the many ways in which they can enhance business performance and management.
Managing cultural change to drive productivity and profit
A Grant Thornton white paper for manufacturers and distributors that explains the culture change process—its advantages—and some of the key considerations you need to think about before embarking on the path of rebuilding a culture that’s more productive, profitable, sustainable, goal-oriented and data-driven.
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Canadian Manufacturing Outlook: 2010 survey
The results are in!
Hear what Canadian manufacturers have to say about the year ahead.
Transparency report 2010
We invite you to review the Grant Thornton International transparency report 2010.
Grant Thornton LLP authors Guidance on Monitoring Internal Control Systems released by COSO
The Guidance, developed by COSO and authored by a Grant Thornton team led by the Grant Thornton US with members from Grant Thornton LLP (Canada) and Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton LLP (Canada), is designed to help organizations to better monitor internal control of financial systems and to take timely corrective actions with respect to problems in the reporting processes. For the full press release click here.
