Sridhar Ramamoorti is Associate Professor of Accounting in the School of Business Administration and a Sustainability Scholar affiliated with the Hanley Sustainability Institute at the University of Dayton. He earned his B.Comm. and a Diploma in Mathematics & Statistics from Bombay University, India, the M.A./ABD (Accounting & MIS) and Ph.D. (Quantitative Psychology) from The Ohio State University. He has taught a variety of courses ranging from financial and managerial accounting to external and internal auditing, forensic accounting, ethics, performance measurement, and business valuation.

Throughout his 35+ years of experience, Dr. Ramamoorti has remained professionally engaged, serving on multiple boards and committees across academic institutions (University of Illinois, Kennesaw State, University of Dayton accounting faculty) and public accounting firms (principal at Arthur Andersen, EY National SOX Advisor, Grant Thornton corporate governance partner).

While with Andersen, he was a key liaison for a $10 million research collaboration with the MIT Sloan School of Management for research on the New Economy. As a member of the AICPA Financial Instruments Task Force, he was a coauthor of SAS 92: Auditing Derivatives, Hedging Activities, and Investments in Securities as well as an AICPA Guide on Auditing Derivatives. Soon after joining EY’s Fraud Investigations & Dispute Services (FIDS) practice, he was in-house EY faculty for training over 1000 EY audit partners and principal in a daylong program on Fraud Risk: Assessment & Response. He was a co-editor of the Research Opportunities in Internal Auditing monograph published by the Institute of internal Auditors (IIA). At Grant Thornton’s National Office, he published several influential books and monographs: Internal Auditing: Assurance & Advisory Services (IIA, 2007 & 2009), COSO Guidance on Monitoring Internal Control Systems (2009), ISACA Guidance on Monitoring Internal Controls Systems and IT (2010), and The Audit Committee Handbook (2010).