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GOVERNMENT AND
PUBLIC ENTITY
CORRUPTION
Many federal and state
governmental agencies
manage billions of dollars in
assets and revenue each
year. Those who are
elected to office have a
tremendous amount of
responsibility to safeguard
these assets. However,
each year we hear of cases
of mismanagement and
corruption. We bring one of
those cases to life with an
interactive case study led
by fraud examiner and CPA
Joe Petrucelli. Using
investigative techniques,
audiences can follow along
FRAUD
FORCES LLC
Joseph Petrucelli
CPA, CFE
Co-Author of
Preventing Fraud
and Mismanagement
in Government
(Wiley 2016)
What we are doing
here is taking
presentations to a
new level by showing
audiences real
people and real
situations involving
fraud.
Walking The
Tight Rope
FRAUD
FORCES LLC
DESCRIPTION
This 3-hour ethics-driven class presents government workers and
those who work with governments a perspective on how fraud
occurs in organizations. The presentation includes an overview of
the responsibilities for public workers and helps people
understand where fraud can occur in public entities. To further
demonstrate this, an interactive case study will be presented from
the main character in the case who will provide details of the
actions which resulted in criminal charges. In summary, the
fundamentals of fraud will be presented with how they played out
in the real-life case study.
OBJECTIVES
1) Understand the importance of Professional Skepticism
2) Understand different levels of Knowing and how willful
blindness can lead to corruption
3) Understand responsibilities of those in government with focus
on where value is exposed
4) Understand the role of the CPA or certified professional
5) Importance of Trust and its role in enabling fraud
6) Understand the distractions that allow fraudulent schemes to
occur
7) Understand the opportunities and environments that exist that
allow fraud to occur despite existing controls
8) Understand how fraudsters use deception and separation to
perpetrate their acts
9) Understand how fraudsters gain access to value and convert
it into a personal monetary gain.
10) Understand how to identify those who are potential enablers
and detractors of fraud
11) Understand how to conduct adequate follow-up on important
issues
12) Understand the behaviors surrounding fraudulent actions
13) Understand the Rule of Three to build consensus and protect
against perception of conflicts of interest.
Kay Rogers
Former Butler
County Auditor
It only took one
document that I
signed to give
someone the
opportunity to
defraud a bank.
Before I knew it, I
found myself right
in the middle of a
federal indictment.
Course Outline
FRAUD
FORCES LLC
DEFINITION OF FRAUD
ELEMENTS OF FRAUD
TYPES OF FRAUD IN GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
CASE STUDY KEY ELEMENTS
CASE STUDY PRESENTATION
Misrepresented Reporting
Intentional Misrepresentation
Internal Control Breakdown
Trust Factor Reliance
Conflicts of Interest
PROFESSIONAL SKEPTICISM
Due Care
Lack of Sufficient Evidence
Mindset
Illusion of Objectivity and Transparency
Attribute Trust
COURSE MATERIALS
Each participant will be given a case study book / workbook with
material to be used throughout the presentation. It includes
reading material, documents and a comprehensive test on the
materials.
Engaging
Audiences with real
case studies
I never thought
that I could relate to
someone who
committed a fraud
but after this
presentation I
realized that Kay
could have been
me.
FRAUD
FORCES LLC
Contact information
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the many others that we have in our library, please send
us an email at info@500PearlStreet.com or call us at
617-858-5008.
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