Amy Rojik has spent more than 20 years with BDO as part of the national professional practice. She founded and directs BDO’s Center for Corporate Governance, designed for those charged with governance of both public and private companies. In this role, she is responsible for the development and presentation of a significant volume of BDO’s continuing professional education (CPE)-worthy webinar, on-demand, and podcast programs and thought leadership pieces on a variety of matters related to corporate governance, including cybersecurity, fraud, succession planning, and audit quality. She further develops some of the firm’s board of director forums and participates in external events for corporate directors.

Rojik also participates in the development and implementation of BDO’s national strategies and initiatives that support industry, business, technical, and client service goals and serves on BDO’s environmental, social, and corporate governance executive leadership team. She is responsible for publication and issuance of BDO’s annual voluntary audit quality report as well as tools supporting communications with the firm’s client audit committees.

Rojik currently serves as BDO’s policy lead for and participates in the Center for Audit Quality’s (CAQ) advisory council and has assisted in CAQ initiatives, including the US Securities and Exchange Commission climate change disclosures, audit committee communications. and investor and auditor dialogues. 

She fully supports BDO initiatives aimed at flexibility, development, and career progression and has served BDO’s Women’s Inclusion initiative and its Virtual Parenting Network as well as BDO’s focus on the audit of the future.

Rojik has a combined 11 years of prior Big Four firm public accounting experience serving manufacturing and high technology companies as well as private companies, primarily in the wholesale distribution and biotechnology markets. Such experience included assisting clients with public debt offerings and acquisition transactions.