Scott Showalter's Vita - Poole College of Management - North ...

Significant Client AssignmentsServed as a technical advisor and lead partner to many of KPMG’s largest and mostcomplex public sector clients, including the states of Nebraska, New York, Michigan,Pennsylvania, and South Carolina; the cities of Houston, Indianapolis, Miami,Milwaukee, and Washington, DC; and the City/County of San Francisco.Selected Significant AccomplishmentIn June 1998, was requested to lead the building and leading the Assurance &Advisory Services Center (AASC). The AASC is responsible for the development andsupport of Global Assurance products. This is one of my most significantaccomplishments and contributions while with KPMG. During the initial two-yearperiod, the AASC evolved from a non-existent organization to an organizationcomprised of 150 people and an annual budget of $40 million. Some of the mostsignificant accomplishments of the AASC include: Development of Vector, KPMG’s first audit enabling technology tool. Development of Comprehensive Business Risk Assessment, a globallydeveloped enterprise risk assessment service methodology. Development of world-wide Audit Manual. Developed process for world-wide deployment of Assurance products. Forged global working relationships with GCIO and GCKO to facilitateglobal development, deployment and support of products. Launched KPMG’s Audit Committee Institute. Launched KPMG’s Assurance Research Institute.3

- AICPA Certificate of Educational Achievement in GovernmentalAccounting and AuditingGovernmental Accounting Standards Board- Taskforce to develop GASB Guide to Implementation of GASB Statement14 on the Financial Reporting Entity- Testified on Exposure Drafts on behalf of KPMG LLPIllinois Society of CPAs- Committee member- Presentations at conferencesNorth Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants- MemberGovernment Finance Officers Association- Special Review Committee on Certificate of Achievement (1980 – present)- Committee on Accounting, Auditing and Financial Reporting- Popular reporting review committee (1995 – present)- Instructor- Reviewed GFOA publications prior to publicationAssociation of School Business Officers- Panel Chairman, Certificate of Achievement- Certificate of Achievement Executive Committee- InstructorAssociation of Government Accountants- Conference speaker- Author, trade journal- Member, Certificate of Excellence in Accountability Reporting ProgramU.S. Chamber of Commerce, Homeland Security Taskforce (2002-03).State of Wisconsin, Governmental Reporting Awards through Evaluation Program,Review Member (1994-98).5

Leadership Development OpportunitiesNACD Certificate of Director Education, 2007.Lead Partner Development Seminar, Burgenstock, 2001.Leadership 2000– Inaugural Class (KPMG Leadership Development Program).Greater Leadership Chicago, 1996.Stacey Lacey Leadership Program, Indianapolis.ACADEMIC EXPERIENCENorth Carolina State University, Professor of Practice, August 2008 – Present.James Madison University, Guest speaker, 2007.University of Illinois, Visiting Lecturer, August 2001 – May 2006.Indiana University, Visiting Lecturer, August 2002 – December 2002.AACSB, Bridge Program, May 2008.TEACHING INTERESTS AND EXPERIENCEInterestsAuditing (primary)Internal Controls (primary)Financial Accounting (secondary)Sustainability (secondary)CoursesACC 210, Financial AccountingACC 450, Risk and AssuranceACC 533, Accounting, Auditing and Tax ResearchACC 551, Advanced Auditing6

MBA 610.4, What Every CFO Should Know About Sarbanes-Oxley ActMBA 610.8, Using Sustainability Reporting to Change Business OperationsEvaluationsTypical range of 4.2 to 4.8Scale of 1 (weakest) to 5 (strongest)AMERICAN ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION SERVICEPresident – Auditing Section, 2011-PresentVice President, Academic – Auditing Section, 2010 - 2011Member, AAA Accounting Certification for Educators (ACE) Task Force, 2009 -2011Chair, AAA Strategy Management Team, 2008 - 2010.Member, Auditing Section AJTP and CIIA Editor's Nomination Committee – 2010.Member, Strategy Implementation Committees, Auditing Section and Teaching,Learning and Curriculum Section – 2009-present.Launched and Co-editor, Current Issues in Auditing, Auditing Section, 2006 - August2010.Vice President, Professional Relations, 2005 – 07.Member, Environmental Scanning Task Force, 2007-08.Chair, Finance Committee, 2006-07.Chair, Audit Committee, 2006-07.Vice President, Practice – Auditing Section, 2002 – 06.Chair, Distinguished Service Award in Auditing Selection Committee - AuditingSection, 2003-06.Practice Advisory Council – Auditing Section, 2003-06.Vice Chairman, Practice - Government and Not-For-Profit Section, 1993-96.7

Discussant, “The Insurance Hypothesis: The Case for KPMG’s Audit Clients”, AAAAnnual Conference, New York, NY, 2009.Discussant, “Do Performance and Documentation of Business Process AnalysisInfluence Auditors’ Risk Assessments?” Auditing Section Mid-year Conference,January 2005.Panelist, “A New Business Model for the Auditing Profession”, AAA AnnualConference, Anaheim, CA, August 2008.Panelist, “The Current State and Future of Auditing Research”, Auditing Section MidyearConference, Charleston, SC, January 2008.Moderator, “Responding to Questions for the Media (History and Integrative)”, AAAAnnual Conference, Washington, DC, August 2006.Reviewer for papers submitted to AAA Annual Conference – 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011Ad hoc reviewer, Auditing: A Journal of Practice & TheoryINVITED CONFERENCE PARTICIPATIONCenter for Innovation Management Studies (CIMS) Spring 2011 Meeting,“Sustainability Reporting – More than Reporting”, April 2011 - presenterThe PCAOB/AAA Academic Conference, Washington DC, April 2011 - participantCenter for Audit Quality Symposium – Audit Practice Meets Audit Research, SanFrancisco, CA, August 2010 – participantAICPA Government Accounting and Auditing East Conference, “Financials: Who’sIn? What to Report?”, August 2010 – presenterUniversity of Southern Maine, Ethics Symposium, Portland ME, May 2010 –presenterThe PCAOB/AAA Academic Conference, Washington DC, April 2010 - participantCenter for Audit Quality Symposium – Audit Practice Meets Audit Research, NewYork, NY, August 2009 - participantAAA Audit Educator’s Bootcamp, Chicago, IL, June 2009, 2010 and 2011 - presenter8

The PCAOB/AAA Symposium, Washington, DC, February 2006, April 2009 -participantAAA Aspiring Accounting Faculty Workshop, New York, NY, April 2008 – presenterUniversity of Illinois, 17 th Symposium on Auditing Research, Champaign, IL,September 2006 – planning committeeUniversity of Tennessee, Accounting Research Colloquium, Knoxville, TN June 2001-presenterOTHER ACTIVITIESPathways Commission, Supply Chain Leader, 2010 to present.PUBLICATIONSCo-editor, Warren Gorham & Lamont, “Government Accounting and AuditingUpdate.” (1996-2008)Showalter, D. Scott. Book Review, “Expert Systems in Finance and Accounting”Government Finance Review, June 1991, pp.44-45.Showalter, D. Scott and John R. Miller. “A Report Card on the Single Audit Concept-Part 2”, The Government Accountants Journal, Summer 1984, pp. 20-24.Showalter, D. Scott and John R. Miller. “A Report Card on the Single Audit Concept-Part 1”, The Government Accountants Journal, Spring 1984, pp. 44-48.Showalter, D. Scott. “Delivering Value to Constituents: A Five-Step Approach”,American Society for Public AdministrationRECOGNITIONS AND AWARDSTeam Advisor, Association of Government Accountants Annual Government FinanceCase Challenge finalist, February 2010 and 2011American Accounting Association, Outstanding Service Award, August 20099

“Top 100 Most Influential People in Accounting” by Accounting Today magazine,2001.Who’s Who in the World, 2000-presentWho’s Who in America, 2000-presentWho’s Who in Finance and Industry, 2000-presentKentucky Colonel, Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1987.Sagamore of the Wabash, State of Indiana, 1990.“D. Scott Showalter Day”, City of Indianapolis, 1994.Distinguished Eagle Scout, Boy Scouts of America, 1998.Silver Beaver Award, Boy Scouts of America, 1994.COMMUNITY ACTIVITESLeadership Greater Chicago Fellows ProgramLocal Council Representative, Boy Scouts of AmericaChairman of the Board - Three Fires Council, Boy Scouts of AmericaCouncil President - Three Fires Council, Boy Scouts of AmericaFinance Chair – Three Fires Council, Boy Scouts of AmericaCouncil Commissioner - Crossroads of America Council, Boy Scouts of AmericaPresident - Indianapolis Youth Hockey AssociationVice president – Indianapolis Youth Hockey AssociationTreasurer – Indianapolis Youth Hockey AssociationBoard Member – GIRFC, Indianapolis-----End-----10