Keynote Speaker:

We are proud to announce Pat Huddleston, CEO of Investor's Watchdog, LLC as our 2012 Fraud and Forensic Conference Keynote Speaker

Pat Huddleston
CEO, Investor's Watchdog, LLC

Mr. Huddleston's Bio
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Other Speakers:

The following is a list of other committed speakers scheduled for the conference.

Speaker	Organization	Topic
Pat Huddleston Keynote Speaker	Investors Watchdog Atlanta, GA	The Vigilant Investor, Fraud Proof Your Investments
Sandy Benson	Middle Tennessee State University, Jennings A. Jones College of Business, Department of Accounting	Red Flags of Fraud for Auditors: Hindsight in Investment Scams and Court Cases
Robert Brown	The CPA Solution Bangor, ME	Trusted to Busted: Bigger Risks in Smaller Shops
Thomas Buckhoff	Forensic Solutions Statesboro, GA	Conducting Fraud Investigations
James Clifton	North Dakota State University Fargo, North Dakota	One Man's Trash...Performing and Preventing Trash Archeology
Gregory Coleman	FBI New York, NY	Money Laundering Investigations - Using Body Language as an Investigative Tool
Jonna Depugh	Ohio University - Chillicothe Chillicothe, OH	A Method to the Madness: How to Create an ACFE Anti-Fraud Partnership at the University Level
Robert Dosch	University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND	Conducting a Fraud Examination on Your Examination Students
Cindy Durtschi	DePaul University Chicago, IL	Case Simulations: "The Grand Teton Candy Company" & "Who Started the Fire?"
Laurie Dyke	IAG Forensics Marietta, GA	Anatomy of a Fraud Examination
Christopher S. Edwards	Clifton, Lipford, Hardison & Parker Macon, GA	Valuations and Forensics: An Introduction on How Each Impacts the Other
Brian Grow	Reuters Washington, DC	Shell Games: A Reuters Investigation
Victor Hartman	FBI, Atlanta	10 Years Post Enron: Where Are We Now?
Billy Hickman	Dabbs, Hickman, Hill & Cannon Statesboro, GA	Innocent Until Proven Guilty
Billy Hickman	Dabbs, Hickman, Hill & Cannon Statesboro, GA	Corporate Sponsor
Deron Hicks	Inspector General State of Georgia	The Application of the Homer Simpson Principle to the Ethical Norms Governing Employee Conduct
Scott Hilsen	KPMG Forensics Atlanta, GA	Watch Your Step: Legal Minefields in Fraud Investigations
Lori Horton	L. Horton & Associates	"How to Build a Niche Forensic Accounting Practice"
Brett Hunkins	Richard DeVos Graduate School of Management - Northwood University Midland, MI	The Role of Salience and Group Identity in the Effectiveness of Codes of Ethics
Patricia Johnson	Canisius College Buffalo, NY	A Compendium of Fraud Resources for Educating Students and Professionals
Joseph w. Koletar	FBI Senior Executive - Retired	The Psychology of Fraud
William Koprowski	College of Charleston Charleston, SC	Fraud, Secondary Actors and the Supreme Court: Implications for Accountant Liability
Doug Laufer	Metropolitan State College of Denver Denver, CO	Active Learning Assignments for Future Fraud Fighters
Mark W. Lehman	Mississippi State University Mississippi State, MS	Continuous Monitoring Using Excel Dashboards
Margie Maguire-Krupp	Coastal Empire Consulting Savannah, GA	"Riding a Tiger and Not Knowing How to Get Off" Lessons Learned from the Satyam Fraud
Rande Matteson	Retired Federal Agent	Capital Flight: International Trade Based Finance and Money Laundering Schemes
Francine McKenna	Columnist Forbes.com, “Accounting Watchdog", American Banker and her own site ReTheAuditors.com	Auditors as "Whistleblowers": The Auditors' Responsibility to Report Fraud and Illegal Acts
H. Phillip Moore, Jr.	Porter Keadle Moore Atlanta, GA	Conference Sponsor
Justin Paperny	Etika Los Angeles, CA	Lessons from Prison / Ethics in Motion
Therersa Presley	Kansas State Manhattan, KS	CEO Overconfidence, Founder Status, and Illegal Acts
Thomas O'Halloran	Forensic Solutions West Fargo, ND	Financial Search Warrants
Walter Pagano	EisnerAmper LLP New York, NY	Avoiding Potential Ethical and Professional Pitfalls
Charles A. Riepenhoff	KPMG Atlanta, GA	Dodd Frank Sec. 1502 Conflict Minerals
Phil Robertson	FDIC (retired) Atlanta, GA	Bank Failures Round Two: Something New or Deja'Vu?
Angela Scagliola	Stevenson University Baltimore, MD	Exhibitor
Robert Slater	Coggin College of Business Jacksonville, FL	Stealing From Clients: the Case of Fiduciary Fraud and One of the Deadly Sins of Any Law Practice
Gerald Smith Joel Pike	University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA	How Professionally Skeptical Are CFEs?
Don Sparks Dana C. Newman	Audimation Services, Inc.	Detecting Fraud Through Data Analysis
Jim Wanserski	Wanserski & Associates Marietta, GA	Fraud Experiences and Data: So How Do We Benefit From Them?
Valerie Williams Robert Kollar	Duquesne University Pittsburgh, PA	Small Business Fraud Awareness, Prevention and Detection
Charles Williamson	New Mexico State (Retired) Statesboro, GA	Tax Fraud Investigations
Scott Woodison	Board of Regents University System of Georgia	Implementation of an Ethics and Compliance Program
Kenneth Yormark	Navigant Consulting, Inc. New York, NY	The UK Bribery Act, the FCPA and the global emphasis on Anti-Corruption
Doug Ziegenfuss	Old Dominion University Norfolk, Virginia	Engaging Accounting Students with Forensic Accounting Teaching Novels

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