Last year, the Houston Chapter collected, matched and donated $5,340 to the ACFE Foundation and the Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship Program.
This year, we’re asking all ACFE chapters to do some fundraising of their own while having the opportunity to win some great prizes for their chapter, including ACFE books, merchandise, CFE Exam Prep Courses and even registrations to a 2015 ACFE fraud conference!
Read MoreCredit is allowed only for portions of a program that are specifically and exclusively devoted to the convicted person describing or explaining his or her crime. Using a convicted fraudster for CPE credit must be approved by the ACFE.
Read MoreHow much do you know about your membership? Of course you see familiar faces at meetings and recognize the names of many of your members, but do you know where they work, what they do and what interests them?
Read MoreAs the CFE credential’s recognition increases globally and the ACFE continues to grow, so has the need for new local chapters.
Since the beginning of 2013, we have welcomed nine new ACFE chapters from all corners of the world.
Read MoreJared Wilbur, CFE serves as a leader in many capacities: father of three children, Fraud Prevention Director and VP of Consumer Banking Risk Management at RBS Citizens Bank, soccer coach and president of the Rhode Island ACFE Chapter.
Wilbur, an Eagle Scout and Ocean State native, also works in his spare time to earn his captain’s license. Wilbur shares some of his experiences from being at helm of the chapter and also from navigating his way through the waters of the anti-fraud profession.
Read MoreMelanie Morrow first gained interest in fraud after studying the WorldCom case that happened in her home state while she was attending Mississippi College. After graduation and obtaining her CPA license, Morrow pursued the CFE credential. Morrow now uses her experience as a CFE to educate clients about the pitfalls of fraud while working as Manager at Grantham Poole CPAs in Jackson.
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