Frank McKenna has over 30 years in the anti-fraud industry. He is the Chief Fraud Strategist for Point Predictive and the author of blog: FrankonFraud.
Terry Rich is an entrepreneur, speaker, author, and former director of a state lottery. When a $16 million lottery ticket was suspiciously redeemed, an investigation started and led directly to Eddie Tipton, an computer programmer working for the lottery. This story is how hot dogs, Bigfoot, and a lottery ticket combined into the uncovering of a multi-state lottery fraud.
Tom Waldrep is a former bankruptcy judge and the managing partner of the bankruptcy law firm, Waldrep Wall Babcock & Bailey, located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. In bankruptcy, fraud examinations are vital to ensure that the bankruptcy process is fair and honest.
Ian Mitchell is a 20 year veteran in fighting fraud in banking and consulting. He is the found of The Knoble, a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting human trafficking. He is also a singer and songwriter.
Richard Zuckerman was the Acting Assistant Attorney General for the United States Department of Justice, Tax Division. He is currently a partner with the business law firm, Honigman, in Detroit, Michigan.
Don Doles is a former USDA-OIG special agent and Josh Howard is former federal prosecutor. Along with other federal agents, Dole investigated a multi-million crop insurance fraud scheme in eastern NC with over 60 defendants. Howard was the federal prosecutor on the investigation before he left to become a defense attorney with Gammon, Howard & Zeszotarski.
Joe Minni is an Assistant United States Attorney with the Asset Recovery and Financial Litigation Unit (FLU) for the Eastern Judicial District of Pennsylvania. The FLU is the collection arm of the United States Attorney’s Office.
Compliance Time podcast interviewed Robert Nordlander about how suspicious activity reports are used in a criminal investigation, what makes a great report, and some stories about bank compliance working and not working.
Scott Harkey is a Senior Financial Crimes Prosecutor with the NC Conference of District Attorneys. He travels throughout North Carolina to prosecute white collar investigations. Forensic accountants are used as expert witnesses for the prosecution.
Dr. Scott Grob is a subject matter expert for ACAMS. He was previously interviewed in Episode 14 about the CAMS credential. While working in Hong Kong, he experienced illegal wildlife and natural resources trade.