Featured Speakers :

Sanya Morang

Adjunct Professor Golden Gate University, Co-Founder of The Seduction of Fraud

Seduction Expert

As founder of the Seduction of Fraud, Sanya is an expert on human nature and behavior. She is an Adjunct Professor at Golden Gate University and holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing & psychology from Webster University, Vienna, Austria. She was Vice-President of Research & Development for the San Francisco Chapter of the ACFE. She is also a Certified Spiritual Mentor and has prior experience in the fashion, cosmetics and airline industries.

Steve Morang

Adjunct Professor Golden Gate University, Co-Founder of The Seduction of Fraud, Fraud & Forensics Leader at Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP

Fraud Expert

With over 20 years experience in the anti-fraud profession, Steve has an extensive knowledge of fraud, ethics and compliance. He is the former President of the San Francisco Chapter of the ACFE, the author of Big Frauds Column of Fraud Magazine and is an Adjunct Professor in Fraud Examination and Ethics at Golden Gate University.

Complimentary webinar, presented by ACFCS

Corporate scandals, identity theft, data breaches, embezzlement, cheating in professional sports! What’s going on? How do people get seduced into fraud? How do they use seduction to deceive people? This fun, interactive training will take the audience into “The Seduction of Fraud” using case studies of historical to modern day persons, ranging from Cleopatra to Madoff. The Seduction of Fraud is about inspiring awareness of deceptive and manipulative behaviors and learning in a fun, interactive, and engaging approach.

Key Takeaways:

• Gain an understanding of the common characteristics in both historical Seducers and modern-day Fraudsters
• Examine the difference between the Seduction of Fraud Diamond and the traditional Fraud Triangle
• Enhance fraud prevention by applying the Seduction of Fraud methodology when evaluating internal controls

Homepage: www.seductionoffraud.com

email: contact@seductionoffraud.com

This session is eligible for 1 CFCS credits.

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