We want to thank everyone involved in the 2016 International Fraud Awareness Week. We had record-breaking involvement with more than 400 organizations, including 19 chapters, signing up to support Fraud Week. Supporters represented a variety of countries on six continents and a wide array of industries.
Read MoreThe 2016 Scholarship Fundraising Challenge, which supports the Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship Program, is drawing to a close.
Read MoreThe ACFE Mumbai Chapter, in association with EY India’s Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services practice, launched the flagship Forensic Trailblazer Award. The purpose of the unique initiative was to applaud the most accomplished forensic professional in India and grow the CFE community. The award is a first-of-its-kind platform for corporate and government professionals in India.
Read MoreAs the ACFE continues to grow, so does the need for new local chapters around the world. Forming a new chapter is tough work, and requires patience and persistence. Keeping a new chapter afloat requires a vision and dedication. I’m sure many of you remember the difficulties faced in a chapter’s first few years.
Read MoreThe 2016 ACFE Fraud Conference Canada was held in Montreal, QC on September 11-14. More than 300 attendees from eight different countries made this the largest ACFE event that has taken place in Canada. I would like to thank the Montreal chapter for their tireless efforts in marketing the conference, as well as the Canadian chapters that promoted the conference at their local events.
Read MoreThe ACFE Foundation’s 2017-2018 Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship is now accepting applications online.
We encourage students to contact their local chapters in order to meet CFEs who may be willing to write letter of recommendations on their behalf. This is an excellent opportunity for you and your chapter to mentor and support students.
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