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Angie Sullivan

Angie has worked at Tableau since 2014. She attended the University of Washington, and holds a Masters in Accounting, and is a licensed CPA. Angie spent 8 years at KPMG as an external auditor, and then moved into operational accounting roles, before joining the Tableau internal audit team. Her current role at Tableau includes oversight over the internal audit function, including testing, strategy, risk assessments, and reporting.

  • Enterprise

    Four ways to use data analytics to identify corruption red flags

    Angie Sullivan June 19, 2019

    When developing leading compliance program practices, companies should establish appropriate monitoring, auditing, and ongoing evaluation of ongoing program effectiveness to avoid violating the The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 (FCPA). For internal audit and compliance teams tasked with monitoring and auditing, data analytics is an important tool to help improve the effectiveness of compliance programs. By using the Tableau analytics platform to identify risk factors, design platforms to flag anomalies, risk rank transactions, and send proactive alerts, your compliance program can focus on early detection and prevention of corruption schemes.