The ACFE Annual Fraud Professional’s Conference is our flagship event, returning for a 22nd year to provide our members with a unique opportunity to meet as a community, network with each other and to learn from our distinguished speakers.
Speakers
John Craig Global government and partner sales manager at MindBridge Ai The Application of Artificial Intelligence to Abnormality Detection in Audit and Finance In this session you will learn, with examples and a demonstration how AI has been used to increase the efficiency of anomaly detection; enhancing the assurance in the data reviewed and develop insights into government operations essential for managing the unavoidable big financial data problem faced by every government today. | James Cohen Executive Director at Transparency International Canada Ending Snow Washing - An overview of legislative changes This discussion will provide an overview of the case for establishing a publicly accessible registry of beneficial ownership in Canada including review Canada’s ‘snow washing’ problem, where the national conversation currently stands, what is happening global, and how implementation can actually happen. |
Al Mathews Senior Investigator at Commissioner of Canada Elections Elections Fraud In this session you will learn how the Canada Elections Act is enforced, how the types of offences encountered have evolved and how financial investigations are common. | Marc Tassé Expert Advisor - Ethics and Anti-Corruption - University of Ottawa The Ethical Challenge In this session you will learn about the characteristics of a robust corporate ethics and compliance program, and its benefits in a world characterized by moral relativism where guidelines for behaviors are being consistently blurred such that absolute right and wrong no longer seem to apply. |
Joanna Gualtieri Speaker on organizational integrity and whistleblower rights Whistleblowing - Ultimate Safeguard Against Corruption and Tyranny In this session, we will robustly explore who the whistleblowers are, why they do it, and how we, as a society, are utterly dependent and ultimately safer when people with truths to tell about betrayals of the public good are protected. We will discuss why Canada, despite being a nation with a long history of peacekeeping and institutional integrity, consistently fails to meet even basic standards of best practices in whistleblower protection. |
Jon Trask CEO at Blockchain Guru 21st Century Fraud Jon is looking forward to discussing how blockchain serves as a means to reduce both identity and procurement fraud with its unique approach to transparency & security based on the principles of auditability & immutability. |
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