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The Progressive Audit
The Progressive Audit is a book that anyone involved with auditing should read. This book is not just about auditing but also about management strategy, employee involvement, and raising the level of the organizational quality culture. An audit must provide an understanding of the level at which the quality culture exists so management can implement improvements. It must uncover the various sub-systems that exist within organizations and also raise the level of understanding in the workforce.This book outlines a six-step methodology to implement a sound internal audit program, including how to get employees to actively participate, how to drive quality system concepts throughout all levels in the organization, and how to manage it so you're not doing all the work.
Musings on Internal Quality Audits
For over 20 years, Duke Okes has spoken and published articles on internal auditing, and trained an estimated 2,000 internal quality auditors. This insightful book is intended for those who understand the basics and are looking for ideas for how to improve what their organization gets out of the internal quality audit process. It is broken into three parts. Section 1 is a summary of the basic quality audit and intentionally does not include things such as training of auditors, basic auditor competencies, and so on. However, it does look at some of the more recent changes in the audit process driven by changes in standards, technology, and globalism. Section 2 includes several concepts and me...
American Art at the Flint Institute of Arts
Celebrating the Institute's 75th anniversary, this comprehensive volume spans more than two centuries of artistic production including impressionism, abstract impressionism and contemporary realism. Highlighting the exceptional quality and depth of the museum's holdings, it also serves as an important reference. 134 colour illustrations
The Kessenich-McGarvie Family
Peter (Petrus) Kessenich (1808-1879) was born in Oedekoven, Prussia (now Germany). He married Elisabeth Streng in 1837. She died before 1848, and Peter married Gertrude Lollyn. They immigrated to the United States in 1848 with Peter's brother, Henry (Heinrich), and his family and settled in Ashton, Dane County, Wisconsin. Descendants and relatives lived in Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Louisiana, California and elsewhere. Includes ancestors in Germany and Scotland.
