Think back to your college days when you had to suffer through a boring lecture. The professor could have been a Nobel Prize Laureate, but if they lacked communication skills I’d bet you didn’t remember a thing.
Read MoreSALISBURY, MD---Some of the nation’s most prominent anti-fraud experts convened at Salisbury University during the 12th annual Shore Fraud Conference, Friday, Nov. 18, in Perdue Hall’s Bennett Auditorium.
Read MoreIn September, the Sydney Chapter hosted its inaugural Financial Crime Conference at Macquarie University, with more than 100 people in attendance. With the formal commencement of the chapter occurring only 12 months prior in September 2015, it was an incredible result. Below are some insights into how we went about achieving this feat.
Read MoreWhen a powerful storm moved through the Spokane, WA area in November, the chapter's plans for three days of training were threatened. The Spokane Chapter team moved swiftly to ensure that their commitment to provide local training for CFEs was fulfilled despite the unexpected circumstances.
Read MoreOver the last year the Heartland Chapter nearly doubled its membership from 160 members to more than 300 members. Chapter president Kimberly Butler provides five key ideas that can help your chapter achieve similar membership growth.
Read MoreIn early 2013, the Austin Area Chapter was using its fourth restaurant in eight years, a local fried seafood restaurant, for our lunch and full-day fraud education events. Over the years we had steadily grown from a monthly lunch attendance of about 20 members up to about 50 members per event, and occasionally we were hitting spikes of attendance of up to 70 or 80 members at a time.
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