Steven N. Wade
**** ********* ***** *********, ** 48197 734-***-**** ac1sjk@r.postjobfree.com
Summary Results oriented energetic professional with strong interpersonal, motivational, facilitation and communication skills.
Education EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Business of Administration
Major ~ Business Management
Minor Concentration ~ Economics
Experience
September 2001 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
to January 2017 Corporate Audit and Advisory Services – Auditor II
Revenue Management Risk Adjustment Subject Matter Expert
Led audits of Affordable Care Act engagements for BCBSM and BCN
Worked with Compliance and Finance on coordinated ACA projects
Manage multiple audits and special projects
Reviewed vendor contracts and validated cost savings
Analyze client procedures and control environment, identifying key business
risks and recommending opportunities for improvements
Led team performing root cause and impact analysis for Federal Employee Program and BlueCard claim issues
Supervised audit team for BCBSA and Federal Employee Program Director’s
Office mandated and special audits. Identified procedural weakness
exceeding $800,000 in overpayments leading to automated recoveries
Facilitated meetings inclusive of multiple disciplines to identify exposures
and produce best case solutions
Regularly trained and mentored new auditors
Supervising audit team in reviewing future corporate process flows
Reviewed BCBSM dental vendor contracts for potential improvements. The vendor processes $250M annually.
March 2005
November 2005 Corporate Project Management Office - Portfolio Manager
Provided platform leadership for multiple departmental, enterprise-wide and government mandated projects
Managed a team of 7 to 9 senior and project managers as direct reports and an estimated 40 indirect reports through the project teams
Provided platform management for project budgets up to $20 million
Facilitated executive level meetings to resolve complex enterprise issues involving multiple business units and project vendors
Responsible for hiring, training and scheduling project managers with specialized skill sets to fit project demands
Managed review process of project plans with technical leads for purpose of cost re-estimation projects for scheduling and budget
Worked with legal, purchasing and project management staff resources to review and approve vendor contract terms
Responsible for program issue resolution between BCBSM departments
March 1998 - GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
August 2001 Detroit, MI
General Motors Audit Services Special Investigations
Investigated and accessed the validity of awareline calls
Led investigations of inappropriate use of company assets
Facilitated leadership meetings to discuss results
Redesigned process to increase first pass rate for investigative audit reports. This process enabled closure of more cases in six weeks than in the previous six months
Evaluated controls, provided guidance to investigated areas to remove exposures and made improvement recommendations
Lead investigator on complex fraud case involving four billion dollar
annual departmental budget and multiple vendors
Developed investigative audit work plan involving multiple cities,
departments and activities.
General Motors Audit Services – Corporate Auditor
Detroit, MI
Supervised or performed operational audits in Canada, North America and Mexico involving production facilities, headquarters operations, corporate staffs and Service Parts Operations
Supervised audit team assigned to Toluca, Mexico facility inclusive of scheduling, planning and detailed testing
Reviewed non-compliance concerns with facility management and obtained concurrence of audit findings
Prepared and presented audit report and summary to senior leadership
Performed risk assessment, created test program, performed detailed testing and created audit reports
Awards and Reconditions
Two Pride in Excellence and two Celebrating Excellence Awards
Received plaque for improving Federal Employee Program performance
Received spot award by BCBSM audit leadership as being a leading producer
Identified and quantified errors that resulted in a $26 million cost savings
Identified $1 million in claims that Medicare should have paid as primary
Identified $50 million in asset losses
Identified $500,000 in financial statement errors during fraud investigation
Identified $9 million in fraudulent costs and vendor conflict of interest
Redesigned Special Investigations’ process and reduced processing time from an average of six months to six weeks
Identified 20 percent cost saving in production facility indirect purchases
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
Institute of Internal Auditors
REFERENCE
Available upon request