#AuditorProud Day

Why We Celebrate #AuditorProud: The Impact Of Modern Auditors

September 28th is #AuditorProud day, so we asked our staff what makes them proud to be an Auditor.

Auditing is often seen as a technical discipline, but at its core, it is driven by people. At National Audits Group, we see #AuditorProud Day as an opportunity to reflect on what it means to be an auditor and to highlight the impact our team has on clients, businesses and the wider community. It is also a moment to share auditor news and recognise the people behind the profession.

Why #AuditorProud Day Matters

#AuditorProud Day remains an important opportunity to reflect on the role auditors play and the impact they have across businesses and communities.

  • Recognise auditor contributions — Acknowledge the role auditors play in supporting accurate reporting and informed decision-making.
  • Reinforce professional values — Highlight the importance of integrity, accountability and continuous improvement in audit work.
  • Share real experiences — Provide a platform for auditors to express what they value about their role and daily work.
  • Showcase career opportunities — Emphasise the variety, challenge and purpose that come with a career in audit.
  • Encourage future talent — Promote the profession to the next generation of auditors and attract new talent.

Hear From Our Team on What Makes Them #AuditorProud

“I am #AuditorProud of the wonderful and hardworking team at National Audits Group.” – Steve Watson, Managing Director.

“Being a big picture person, but strong on analytics and interrelationships, enables me to approach each audit engagement from a high level, drilling into the details as required and from all sides. My “Auditor Pride” stems from translating all this into quality services for our clients and support at all levels for our Team.” – Stephen Prowse, Principal.

“I am #AuditorProud because I can provide clients with feedback helping them increase the reliability of their reporting.” – Daniel Davidson, Audit Manager.

“I am #AuditorProud because everyday is a new challenge for me.” – Didarul Khan, Audit Manager.

“I am #AuditorProud because it is never boring; exposure to different people, businesses and challenges on a daily basis makes this job extra interesting!” – Natalia Angel, Auditor.

“I am #AuditorProud because I am passionate about what we do, who we do it for, and most importantly, who we do it with!” – Danielle Nye, Audit Manager.

“I am #AuditorProud because every day is unique. Different businesses, different places, more things to learn. Never a dull moment!” – Tom Fealy, Auditor.

“I am #AuditorProud because every day I learn so much about new things and apply it to my work and study.” – Nicholas Kannan, Auditor.

“I started audit as a cadet with Deloittes in 1972 and have been auditing ever since. I’ve travelled interstate and overseas, and have made many friends along the way.” – Graeme Kay, Audit Manager.

Celebrating #AuditorProud Day at National Audits Group

Each year, #AuditorProud Day provides an opportunity to recognise the contribution of auditors and reflect on the value they bring to businesses and the broader community, while celebrating auditing as a profession that continues to evolve.

In 2018, the National Audits Group team took time to reflect on what they enjoy most about the audit profession. A consistent theme emerged: the satisfaction of helping clients improve the reliability of their reporting and supporting better business outcomes.

In 2019, the team continued the celebration by sharing what they value most about auditing. The day was marked with team activities, including morning teas and group photos, creating a shared moment for everyone to recognise their role and contribution.

In 2020, the theme #AuditInAction reflected the challenges faced by businesses during the COVID-19 period. It highlighted the role of auditors in supporting clients through uncertainty and change. To mark the occasion, National Audits Group introduced its office mascots, Morgan the NAG Bear in Wagga and Alfred the Audit Bear in Sydney, bringing a lighter and more engaging element to the celebration.

Auditor Spotlight

Gansen Pappiah’s journey reflects the resilience and growth that define many careers in auditing. Starting his role at National Audits Group later in life, he faced significant personal challenges early on, including a serious health diagnosis. Despite this, he remained committed to his work and continued to develop his skills with the support of the team around him.

Today, Gansen Pappiah is an Associate Director and leads the SMSF Audit division, contributing to its strong growth and mentoring the next generation of auditors. His experience highlights not only technical capability, but also the importance of perseverance, teamwork and building strong relationships within the profession.

Explore a Career in Auditing with National Audits Group

#AuditorProud Day is more than a celebration. It highlights the value of the profession and the opportunities it offers for growth, learning and meaningful work. At National Audits Group, we are committed to building a strong team of auditors who are passionate about delivering quality outcomes and supporting clients.

If you are looking to build a career in audit or want to be part of a team that values collaboration, development and real impact, we invite you to connect with us and explore opportunities to grow with National Audits Group.