CHICAGO—JLL has just filled two of its keyglobal roles with veterans of the firm. Effective September 1,Parikshat Suri will move from the role of chieffinancial officer for JLL India and become thecompany's Chicago-based global internal audit director. He willsucceed James C. “Corey” Lewis, who the companyhas named global account lead for JLL's HSBCteam.

Suri will manage the firm's internal audit function, develop andexecute risk-based audit plans and processes, and oversee thefirm's Sarbanes-Oxley compliance program. He joined JLL after itacquired the India operations of Trammell CrowMeghraj in 2007 and became chief financial officer forIndia in 2008. He will report directly to David B.Rickard, chairman of the audit committee of JLL's board ofdirectors, and internally to Christie B. Kelly,JLL's chief financial officer.

“JLL is recognized consistently for its commitment totransparency, ethics and integrity by esteemed institutions such asthe Ethisphere Institute,” says Rickard. “Theglobal internal audit director plays a key role in maintaining thehigh standards of governance that help the firm maintain this levelof achievement,” said Rickard. “Corey has done an excellent job andhas established a solid foundation for Parikshat to lead the firm'sinternal audit group.”

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Brian J. Rogal

Brian J. Rogal is a Chicago-based freelance writer with years of experience as an investigative reporter and editor, most notably at The Chicago Reporter, where he concentrated on housing issues. He also has written extensively on alternative energy and the payments card industry for national trade publications.