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The Anti-Fraud Collaboration engages with the news media to educate on how stakeholders in the financial reporting supply chain share the responsibility to deter and detect financial fraud. If you are a member of the press or would like to reach out to a particular Collaboration member, please contact any of the following individuals.
Press Contacts
Stefanie Hallgren
Public Relations Specialist, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
SHallgren@ACFE.com
512-276-8167
Julia Germain
Senior Manager of Communications, Center for Audit Quality
jgermain@thecaq.org
703-675-6077
Lili DeVita
Chief Operating Officer, Financial Executives International
ldevita@financialexecutives.org
973-765-1021
Chris Almonte
Director, Communications, PR & Media, The Institute of Internal Auditors
Chris.Almonte@theiia.org
407-937-1349
Beth Merin
Vice President of Marketing, National Association of Corporate Directors
bmerin@nacdonline.org
571-367-3676
Explore some of the latest updates from the Anti-Fraud Collaboration below:
Press Release: Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) Joins the Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC) in a Strategic Move to Enhance Fraud Prevention and Detection Efforts
Washington, DC January 8 – Today, the Center for Audit Quality (CAQ) and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) announced that the ACFE has joined the Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC), a collective effort of industry leaders committed to strengthening the...
International Fraud Awareness Week
Enhance your Anti-Fraud Skillset this International Fraud Awareness Week November 12–18, 2023 is International Fraud Awareness Week and every member of the financial reporting supply chain plays a critical role in deterring and detecting fraud. To promote anti-fraud...
Spotlight Nov. 2022 | The Great Resignation & The Road Ahead for Fraud Risk Management
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC) is pleased to share with you the Collaboration’s recent resources. Explore the latest insights: A new report examines the potential fraud risks resulting from the recent economic trend known as the “Great Resignation.” The resource,...
The Road Ahead for Fraud Risk Management
In this exclusive interview, facilitated by the Center for Audit Quality and Anti- Fraud Collaboration, Ethisphere Editor in Chief Bill Coffin speaks with Linda Miller, Principal, Advisory Services, Grant Thornton LLP, and Paul Sobel, Chairman of the Committee of...
Spotlight May 2022 | New Analysis of SEC Enforcement Actions, ESG Events Roundup
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC) is pleased to share with you the Collaboration’s recent resources. Explore the latest insights: The AFC has developed a new resource on the state of fraud risk management in collaboration with Ethisphere’s Business Ethics Leadership...
Spotlight Nov. 2021 | New Case Study, Exclusive ESG Event
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC) is pleased to share with you the Collaboration’s recent resources. Explore the latest insights: The AFC has developed a new case study centered around a hypothetical fraud scenario at a global pharmaceutical company. Users of the...
Spotlight | New Report: AFC Roundtable Discussion on SEC Enforcement Actions
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC) is pleased to share with you the Collaboration’s recent resources. Explore the latest insights: The AFC’s comprehensive analysis of SEC enforcement actions is a reminder of the ongoing need for vigilance against financial statement...
Spotlight | New Report on Skepticism, Webisodes, and Free CPE
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration is pleased to send you the second issue of our newsletter that includes updates on the various resources and programs we developed in Q3 2020. Use skepticism to fight fraud Our new report, Skepticism in Practice, explores the importance of...
Spotlight | Q2 Updates from the Anti-Fraud Collaboration
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC) is pleased to share our inaugural issue of a new quarterly newsletter that will provide updates on the various resources and programs developed by the Collaboration members. COVID-19 Resources New Anti-Fraud in Action Webisode: A...
Regular Assessment of Corporate Culture Essential to Deterring and Detecting Fraud
Washington, DC – When corporate scandals occur, the root cause can often be traced back to an organization’s weak ethical culture. According to a new white paper from the Anti-Fraud Collaboration, implementing robust and regular assessments of corporate culture can...