Each year the ACFE challenges our chapters to donate to the ACFE Foundation, which helps provide scholarships to future anti-fraud professionals. The Foundation awards scholarships to students ranging from $1,000-$10,000 per student, with a total of $53,000 donated each year. In 2018, we are increasing that amount to $55,000.
Read MoreIf you spill water, it flows out and touches everything in the surrounding area. So does fraud. It doesn’t matter how high up it happens, fraud affects everyone around it eventually. The ACFE South Africa Chapter recently had our annual African Fraud Conference on 17-20 September in South Africa.
Read MoreEach year at our ACFE Global Annual Conference, we ask the host city’s chapter to put on an event and donate the proceeds to support the Richie-Jennings Scholarship Program. When we first heard the Middle Tennessee Chapter was planning on throwing an event that was music-related at the 28th Annual ACFE Global Fraud Conference in Nashville, all sorts of ideas came to mind.
Read MoreThe Chennai Chapter of the ACFE conducted a full-day anti-fraud conference on April 21, 2017, titled Countering Cyber Fraud Risks. This sold-out event drew attendees from all over India and was very well received.
Read MoreThe 2017 ACFE Fraud Conference Middle East was held in Dubai, January 29-31. Nearly 400 attendees from 27 countries helped make the second ACFE conference in the Middle East a huge success.
Read MoreThe Las Vegas Chapter and the ACFE Foundation hosted a Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament during the ACFE Global Fraud Conference in Las Vegas. The tournament was held at the Monte Carlo Poker Room and all proceeds supported the ACFE Richie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship Program.
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