“The Skeptical Professional” @GSU’s 4th Annual Fraud and Forensic Accounting Conference
I’m wrapping up three days in Atlanta at the Georgia Southern University Fourth Annual Fraud and Forensic Accounting Conference (Twitter hashtag #GSUFFAConf). A big thank you to Don Berecz, Director of GSU’s Center for Forensic Studies in Accounting and Business and Laura Snyder of Porter Keadle Moore, LLP, conference sponsors, for your gracious Atlanta hospitality.
Also, thanks to Terri Thornton, PR for Porter Keadle Moore and Morris Manning & Martin LLP, for her encouragement.
I enjoyed some great speakers here, among them:
Scott Hilsen of Alston & Bird who spoke on Avoiding Legal Pitfalls in Fraud Investigations
Richard Berry on Ponzi Schemes and Feeder Funds
Justin M. Paperny, Etika, LLC, Lessons from Prison
Cindy Durtschi, DePaul University, Tallahassee Bean Counters Case Study
My presentation, The Skeptical Professional, is here. I had a great audience and lots of good questions.
Here’s a few of the tweets:
Sure it’s not Georgia STATE University? I am a School of Accountancy alum (BBA and MTx). Ga Southern would be in Statesboro and more likely to hold a hybrid corn conference than a fraud and forensics conference.