It’s hard to believe that 2014 is almost over. In my first full year as chapter development manager, I have met so many of the great people who work as volunteers to keep ACFE’s more than 160 local chapters running successfully.
Read MoreMatt Storlie, CFE has served as president of the Twin Cities Chapter in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area since 2013 and on the chapter’s board of directors since 2010. Storlie entered the anti-fraud field after helping discover a large fraud at a previous employer and now works as principal internal auditor for University of Minnesota Physicians. When not working or serving the chapter, Storlie enjoys spending time with family, cycling and photography.
Read MoreIt’s that time of year for you to complete an annual recertification form for your chapter. In previous years, the forms were due by December 31. This year, we are changing the date to January 31 for your convenience.
Read MorePeruvian native Tomasita Pazos Aurich’s dedication to the anti-fraud profession has led her to work through adversity to attain her goal of creating the ACFE’s most recently formed chapter in South America. As president of the Lima Chapter, Pazos Aurich hopes to unite her peers in the fight against fraud. Pazos Aurich is also an operations security manager at Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) in Lima.
Read MoreThe Colorado Chapter presented its 2014 Annual COCFE Fall Fraud Training Conference, October 16-17 at the Arvada Center outside Denver. Chapter President Gary Schwartz, CFE, and Vice-President Ken King, CFE, worked hard to bring a diverse slate of speakers to the sell-out crowd of more than 210 attendees that included visitors from Kansas, Wyoming and New Mexico.
Read MoreThe December 15 deadline to submit your chapter's donation for the Scholarship Fundraising Challenge is rapidly approaching. Several chapters have already sent in donations that qualify them for prize packages including Greater Chicago, Pacific Northwest, Las Vegas and Kentucky (Bronze level), and Houston Area (Platinum level).
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