Kyle Broderick, CPA

I'm an Assistant Professor in Accounting at the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University in Bloomington. 

I attended Emory University for my Ph.D. training. Before starting my Ph.D. journey, I received a B.S. in Accounting and an M.S. in Philosophy from Boston College. I also worked as an auditor for Deloitte in Boston, where I primarily worked on clients in the manufacturing, biotech, and pharmaceutical spaces. I continue to maintain an active CPA license in Massachusetts.

I predominantly conduct audit research, using my unique background of Philosophy and Accounting to examine auditors' judgment and decision-making. My primary research interests focus on how interpersonal dynamics influence key audit outcomes. For example, I am interested in engagement team hierarchies, supervisor-subordinate relationships and feedback, as well as peer comparisons and communication. Secondarily, I am interested in the impact of advancing technologies in the audit, with a specific focus on how these tools improve or disrupt traditional audit team social dynamics.