An Internal Auditor Has a Recommendation to Change Operations Which

An internal auditor has a recommendation to change operations which could potentially increase profits by $50,000. The best way to sell this recommendation to management is to:

A) Carefully work out the details of implementation before presenting it to department management.
B) Discuss it with operating supervisors who are directly affected by the change, and then with department management.
C) Bring it to the audit manager, who should bring it immediately to senior management's attention.
D) Wait until the exit conference to discuss it in order to ensure all affected parties are present.