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Boardroom Briefing
Governance, controls and risk, written for the people who sit on the board rather than the people who prepare the file.

Workplace Culture as a Competitive Advantage
Why workplace culture is a competitive advantage. How culture affects performance, innovation and talent retention, and how deliberate recruitment helps organisations build teams that stay.

Using Internal Audit to Improve Efficiency
As businesses in Ghana scale, complexity and risks increase. This Boardroom Briefing explains how internal audit goes beyond compliance to drive operational efficiency, prevent revenue leakage, …

Governance and the Ghanaian Finance Manager
Finance managers in Ghana are reshaping corporate governance by driving transparency, accountability, and ethical business practices. Their leadership strengthens investor confidence and positions companies for sustainable …

Turning a Management Letter into Measurable Wins
A management letter is more than a list of audit findings. It is a powerful tool for strengthening compliance, improving governance, and reducing business risks. In …

ESG Auditing: A Call for Ghanaian Finance Teams
What is ESG auditing and why does it matter for Ghanaian companies? This Boardroom Briefing by Elixir Audits explains how finance teams can lead ESG reporting, …

Control Failures and Remediation in Ghana
Internal audit failures, financial irregularities and governance lapses in Ghanaian organisations. Drawing on Auditor-General reports and real cases, with what to do about remediation, risk management …

Halftime for Leaders: What to Do Now
As we hit the mid-year mark, it’s more than a checkpoint - it’s your strategic halftime. This powerful piece breaks down what top-performing leaders have already …

If Banks Can Be Defrauded, What About Yours?
The Bank of Ghana's 2024 fraud report implicated 365 bank staff, with GH¢75m at risk. If regulated banks can be defrauded, what protects your business?

Auditors Love Letter to Management
I know we’ve not always seen eye to eye. However, I feel like it’s time I opened up to you. There have always been misinterpretations of …
