Fraud Prevention Series Part Three: Recognizing/Suspecting Fraud and What to Do Next

This exciting new series will provide a comprehensive look at fraud prevention and related topics. Part Three will help attendees with how to recognize fraud and what to do when they suspect fraud. Fraud is an intentional deception that violates a trust for personal benefit. Municipalities lose millions of dollars each year to fraud. It also casts a shadow on the integrity and legitimacy of a municipality and the actions of all municipal officials. Interactive scenarios and case studies teach attendees how to protect their municipality and themselves by recognizing fraud and what to do if they suspect fraud.

Daniel Porter, a Certified Fraud Examiner, brings his wide range of experience to this online series - he is knowledgeable, entertaining, and will make you aware of the potential fraudsters around you.

The Series

• Thursday, October 24: Fiduciary Duties & Ethics more info
• Thursday, November 21: Protecting Myself & the Community more info (if you register for the Bundle after November 21, recordings will be provided of the first two sessions)
• Thursday, December 5: Recognizing/Suspecting Fraud and What to Do Next 

Registration

Register here for sessions - take individual sessions or register for all three at once with the Bundle option. 

Members: $49 per session, $135 for bundle registration of all 3 sessions
Non-members: $69 per session, $195 for bundle registration of all 3 sessions

Attending

All sessions will be online via Zoom meetings from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm, Eastern time. Start times for each time zone: 8:00 am - Pacific; 9:00 am - Mountain; 10:00 am - Central; 11:00 am - Eastern. Meeting link will be provided prior to each session.