1 CPE In this course we tackle a topic that doesn’t factor into many senior financial leader’s agendas all that often or until something happens - fraud in the workplace. Occupational fraud is a giant global industry. Organizations are losing an estimated 5% of revenues to employee fraud each year according to the experts at the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ASFE). Does that statistic shock you? Are you in disbelief that the number could be so high?
In this course, we discuss how employees are doing it, how we can detect it, and most importantly, what can be done to prevent it in the first place. We use the research of the ASFE to look at the fraud cases under investigation to reach a deeper understanding of this issue. You will be astounded, you may be surprised, but the goal of this course is to make you enlightened.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize and describe various fraud schemes and their prevalence in organizations today.
- Discover and discuss the phycology of fraud including who commits fraud and why.
- Explore and describe the effectiveness of different anti-fraud controls.
- Discover and discuss best practices for fraud detection, investigation, and prevention.
Last updated/reviewed: March 28, 2024
240 Reviews (848 ratings)
Reviews
Judith Moscova
(Accountant at N/A)
The presentation was very upbeat - the background song accentuated the seriousness of fraudulent activities. It was surprising to hear how costly internal fraud schemes can be to organizations. I enjoyed the course and welcome the opportunity to explore the topic in more details. It was shocking to learn that petty theft could be classified as fraud as well.
Alfred Martinez
(System Procedure Analyst at U.S Department of Veterans Affair – De..)
I like the fact that this course went thru the steps of defining the different fraud schemes used by various levels of employees. What surprised me is that most of the companies did not report them in order to keep their reputation. This course would help procedure analyst to see how fraud is committed and the different ways to detect the red flags
Anonymous
()
Very comprehensive and informative content
The instructor explained all topics in the course in easy and friendly manner
I highly recommend this course to everyone who seeks cybersecurity course or to fulfill isaca cpe for isca certifications.
Many thanks to illumeo
All your courses are excellent and comprehensive in all fields.
Anonymous
(VP, WFM and BusTech)
This course served as an excellent overview of fraud in the workplace, including many eye-opening statistics that were quite alarming. While the instructor did an amazing job of delivering content, the statistics were the key take-away for me. I would highly recommend this course for anyone in today's business world!
Anonymous
(-)
Enjoyable upbeat lesson on current topics in fraud awareness and prevention. I appreciate the clear and coherent slides and that the instructor edits their presentation to make it clear and to the point. It is nice that a version of the slides including the lesson script is included in the supporting materials.
Anonymous
(CPA)
Instructor is knowledgeable although it's sometimes challenging to listen to as their tone is stressful and some of their grammatical errors can make it more challenging to glean the overall information.
If you can get past that, and the minimal detail on slides /handouts, it's a decent presentation.
Anonymous
(Not Provided)
The course is based on ACFE research, which was familiar to me, but still there were surprising facts and explanations. Brilliant analysis! What I didn't like, the "continuous play" where I had to sit through the whole course once more in a 48-minutes-session. OK, OK, practice makes perfect.
Anonymous
(Deputy IG)
This course is filled with valuable statistics. The instructor is enthusiastic and a wonderful presenter. As a CPA and a CFE, I was impressed by the overall organization of this course and the thought-provoking approach to teaching. The interviews of Karen were terrific.
Anonymous
(Order Management Specialist)
Very informative course. I was suprised to find out who the most likely were to commit fraud. I think everyone would gain from taking this course. Be careful with the exam to read the question more than once before answering.
George Welch
(Staff Accountant at Correct Care Solutions)
Very fast course to review the basics of fraud. Great charts and information. Only thing I would change would be the color scheme of the charts as it was sometimes hard to differentiate blue from dark blue from darker blue.
The Course was effectively designed to highlight core areas along with corroborating statistics. However practical case studies, either one or two, if discussed in detail then give the practical insights for further action.
K Harper
( at JLL)
Interesting profiling
Anonymous
(-)
This is a decent course with a great deal of statistical information with respect to fraud. Best point made was regarding bringing the potential for fraud to conciouse thought in day to day activities.
Anonymous
(-)
This course was very informative and included a lot of great stats and information. I thought some of the slides could have gone a little slower. Managers would benefit greatly from this course.
Numeriano De la Cruz Jr
(Accounting Manager at -)
An insightful and informative course. It provides a good eye opener for everyone regarding fraud in the workplace. Also the presenter is so energized and upbeat that there was never a dull moment.
Halina Kovel
(Sr Revenue Accountant at Yelp)
Very interesting and useful statistics and behavioral analysis of fraudsters in the workplace. It's a beneficial information for everyone to be aware of regardless of the role in the company.
Karen Bailey
(Order Specialist at Intuit)
Interesting facts, was surprised at the chart comparing % of men/women in different countries committing fraud.
Good course for anyone - think would be especially beneficial for Management.
Anonymous
(Lead Compliance Investigator)
The course was very informational and it covered the necessary areas for fraud in the work place.
The slides provided were not updated to match the slides presented during the training.
Austin Crowe
(Accounts Payable Specialist at Charter Communications)
It was very interesting and informational to learn about the ins and outs of fraud. Blair did a good job explaining everything in everyday terms and the graphics were very helpful.
Veronica Panergo
(Accountant at Intuit Canada)
I love the way this course was arranged. Mr. Blair Cook speaks not too slow and not too fast. It's about the right tone and speed. He delivers the course in a very effective way.
Dianne Conry
(Consultant at Kranz)
I enjoyed the speaker bringing his child to help folks realize that the fine line is knowing right from wrong, just like we teach our kids. Thank you for including the script
Rosie Herren
(Controller at Book and Street)
Good overall summary of occupational fraud. I was surprised of how much fraud is actually going on across the board around the country. 5% of revenue losses is alot of fraud.
Brian Collins
(APS at Charter Communications)
If 90% of fraud is committed by those without criminal backgrounds, why focus so much on weeding out ex criminals and not focus of policies that would address this issue?
Eric Robison
(Senior Credit and Collections Analyst at Intuit)
Great course, Blair. This came highly recommended during a Finance All Hands meeting by our VP of Finance, and I would recommend it as well. Excellent, and fun too.
Philip Warren
(Intern-Internal Audit at Simmons Bank)
I thought this class was very helpful as it gave examples of fraud and ways to prevent/detect them. I feel like I have gained a better understanding of each topic.
Anonymous
(Systems and Procedures Analyst)
The Fraud in the Workplace course was good course. I liked the course, because fraud has been occurring much more frequently in both business and personal life.
Julie Strickland
(Controller at Coweta County Water Authority)
Would like to go into more detail with specific methods of detecting fraud - more of an internal audit approach. This course was good, but more of an overview.
Thomas Hayes
(Clinical Associate Professor at University of Arkansas)
I liked that it was very organized and informative. I'm surprised by some of the fraud statistics. It would benefit anyone who investigates or teaches fraud.
Tanya Sweet
(Sr. Consultant, Audit at Carnival Corporation & PLC)
Great introductory course to fraud in the workplace. Would have been 5 stars but there is a typo in the last section that could be very confusing for people.
This course gave me a better oversite on what types of fraud are committed in the workplace. And guidelines on what to look for in my workplace environment.
Keith Johnson
(Director SOX Compliance at Waterjet Holdings)
The course describes the scenarios, and has the statistics to prove how significant each of the scenarios are. I liked the pace and clarity of the course.
Anonymous
(Operations Manager)
Great supporting statistics. I think many owners and leaders of organizations would have a different approach if they realized the full story presented.
Lynne Bromley Holloman
(Accounting Manager at Woodside Equine Clinic)
This is the best course! I had no idea some of the fraud that can happen with an organization. Really opened my eyes to have better internal controls!
Lilian Dendrinos
(consultant at DLC Group)
Great class. May want to look at the slide materials; lots of misspelling and grammar errors. I recommend this class to all levels of organization.
Anonymous
(President)
Very informative regarding how indepth fraud can be. This is very good for owners to become knowledgeable of how fraud could bleed the organization
Kevin Murray
(Business Partner - Strategic Projects at The Wesson Group)
Excellent overview of fraud. The great deal of stats help to emphasize that fraud is prevalent and often committed by those you might least expect.
Frances Rosa Rodriguez
(CPA at PAS)
A right to the point course with good examples and explanations. Everything is explained in the pdf material also. He talks fast but clear.
Janice Tsang
(ITS Associate Director at CNM LLP)
The PowerPoint slides were informative. The scenarios used to explain fraud were clear and concise. I thought it was a great presentation.
Renato Santos
(Regulatory Reporting Quality Assurance A.. at Wells Fargo)
Great course!! Excellent information on understanding occupational fraud, why it occurs, and how to prevent and detect fraud occurrences.
Wanda Richardson
(Unemployed at Not Applicable)
Learning about the fraud triangle was good. Surprised that workers with 5+ years experience are more prone to commit workplace fraud.
Anonymous
(Internal Audit Manager / GRC)
The instructor has an entertaining yet educational way of presenting. the course shared many good points and interesting statistics.
Sam Lin
(VP Corporate Controller at RMG Networks)
Course provided interesting statistical information regarding fraud. Opened my eyes to the importance of a whistle blower hot-line.
Anonymous
(Faculty)
The speaker is very good! The lesson is very informative and very easy to understand. I would recommend others to take this webinar
Anonymous
(Director)
Lots of good information and statistics. Some of the information is different than other courses, so not sure which one is correct.
Aimee Solis
(Accounting Manager at Cisneros Group)
This was a very good insight to the Fraud schemes, statistics and fraudster characteristics. I really learned a lot.
Thank you!
Rhonda Daugherty
(retired at Daugherty)
Interesting information and good refresher course for fraud. The sound quality was ok, but sounded like he was talking in a can.
Anonymous
(-)
The content was presented in multiple forms (verbally, text, graphic,...etc.) to enhance retention. Lecturer is engaging.
Beverly Allgood
(Revenue Agent at Department of the Treasury)
Great overview of the subject matter. This has given me several takeaways that I hope to implement in my current position!
Anonymous
(Assurance Specialist)
Very little new information. This course is really basic. I believe there are more interesting courses / topics out there.
Anonymous
(Instructor)
There were many different elements, which are associated with fraud that I was not aware of before I took this course.
Timothy Halliday
(Consulting Senior at EKS&H)
I thought this was a very helpful training and I appreciated all of the data and statistics that accompanied the course.
Penny Cook
(Director of Finance at Al-Fe Heat Treating, Inc.)
recommendations for fraud prevention training and an ethics policy. Will add those to our departmental plan this year.
Anonymous
(Hospital Lab Finance Director)
Highlights were concise and understandable; the exam questions came from the highlighted topics (if you pay attention).
Anonymous
(Head of Internal Audit)
A great collection of topic related data. Some facts are unexpected; therefore, worth taking into account doing audits.
Eric Cox
(Senior Accountant at Mondo)
Great course..the statistics are just fascinating..It surprised me how important employee tips are to catching fraud!
Anonymous
(Owner)
Blair Cook is an engaging instructor! This course provides an eye-opening look into the statistics surrounding fraud
Anonymous
(Director)
The time allotted in this course is about right and the presentation of statistics is very helpful and interesting.
Lee Flick
(- at -)
I thought it was a good course and one that should help those looking to learn or refresh their understand of fraud.
Liza Koftikian
(Business & Tax Consultant at Lisa Koftikian, MBA, MA, CPA, CGMA)
Once again an excellent presentation by Blair! This was a great short and sweet review of a very important topic.
Ervin Pecuni
(Chief Financial Officer at IuteCredit Albania)
Great course with very clear concepts and with supported professional evidence. Happy to have chosen doing it ;-)
Anonymous
(Controller)
Surprises on what is the most common types of fraud in the workplace and who is the most likely to commit fraud.
Kevin Barnes
(- at Next Level Solar)
Very interesting statistics and charts to go along with the core fraud material. The visuals were very helpful.
Anonymous
(-)
Good explanation of occupational fraud with real statistics and explanation of anti-fraud controls to consider.
Anonymous
()
It was informative. Thank you very much. Good work and great slideshow. It was well organized. Great questions.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Engaging presentation from an effective instructor. Lots of good info and statistics packed into the lessons.
Brett Pfuehler
(Lead Auditor at The Dow Chemical Company)
Simple segments to listen to which were easily broken down by category. Good summary and pre-test questions.
Chantell Haines
(Accountant at SustainableBrands)
Very creative presentation on a very boring but important topic. bring another person in was entertaining.
Anonymous
(SFA)
Very interesting update course - would be valuable if you would like to have a quick refresher. Thank you!
Gerry Gaffney
(Risk Management Consulting at GJ Gaffney LLC)
Very good information, statistics and presentation. His assistant provided a nice touch to the program.
Ravi Patel
(Tax Accountant at Patel)
I really enjoyed this self study. there was a lot of points I didn't know or need to be brush up on.
Lorenzo Berenguer
(President at Berenguer Consulting)
Very comprehensive in content, given the duration. A very good, basic refresher of fraud fundamentals.
MARTIN COBB
(CFO at FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONSUTING LLC)
Great short course on workplace fraud. Hits all the main points to give a good overview of the subject.
Christine Ewalt
(Accounts Payables Specialist at Charter Communications)
I really liked this course. It was clear and concise and I liked having access to the PDFs. Thank you.
Lawrence Hirsch
(Controller at Builders design)
Blair always presents with flair and expertise. Another great session. Learning with Blair is fun.
Chad Gardner
(Vice President, Finance at Sage)
Solid, quick, but comprehensive review of Fraud and how to raise your guard protecting against it.
Jean (Jeannie) Hibbetts
(Order Processing Manager at Intuit)
This instructor was super engaging. Some of the other instructors should take lessons from him.
Niketa Patel
(Oracle Financials Analyst at N/A)
Great class and really a superb instructor!! I plan to take all the classes that he is teaching.
Josh Amdahl
(Consultant at RSM)
Was an interesting course. I enjoyed it.I liked learning more about fraud and how to detect it.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accounts Payable Specialist)
This was very informative. I did not realize how much fraud actually occurs across the world.
Anonymous
(Financial Services Professional)
Well presented and explained in detail. Quite an interesting topic which it was never before.
Anonymous
(Internal Audit Manager)
Really enjoyed the presentation of this material and appreciated the visual graphs as well!
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Proc.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
Good overview. "Don't stop til you get to the top and when you get to the top don't stop."
Prashant Shah
(Manager-FP&A at jda)
This is good course for all working professionals.Good overview on fraud and it'd detection
Tom Austin
(Vice President, Governance, Risk and Con.. at Cisco Systems)
Would have been better to interview a real business fraud perpetrator than a young girl.
Margaret Mueller
(Retired Controller at Self-employed)
Great speaker, with a well-organized slide deck. I highly recommend this fraud overview.
Forrest Foster
(Audit Engagement Manager at Cisco Systems)
Good course, pretty fast pace (which I like). Watch for spelling (ASFE should be ACFE).
Anonymous
(CFO)
A good reminder that fraud can happen and will to both large and small organizations.
Lori Sullivan
(Consultant at Eli Lilly & Company)
not applicable. not applicable. not applicable. not applicable.
Quinn Bonta
(Associate Consultant at RSM)
this course did a good job of highlighting the key aspects of fraud in the workplace.
Anonymous
(Experienced Manager)
Excellent overview! I will be sharing these concepts with both my staff and the CFO.
Gay Brothers
(Contractor IT Audit at Access Data)
The instructor is like the ever-ready bunny! Not the best voice for listening too.
Vish Inamdar
(Manager Operations (Governance, Risk &am.. at Cisco Systems Inc.)
Very well scripted course with supporting numbers to get a sense of various frauds.
Anonymous
(Senior Financial Analyst)
Stats are great. Maybe add some real life cases to the course to make it perfect.
Christopher Hole
(Director of Internal Audit at Roseburg Forest Products)
Using your kid in the presentation risky, but this was cute without overdoing it.
Great excitement and character adds by the instructor. Easy to pay attention to.
Jeremy Glauner
(CT&RS Retention Specialist; SOI- 554.. at Intuit)
This was an eye opening course. I appreciate you research and delivery skills.
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
Could have used a less high level presentation, but it was good for beginners.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
Very informative and a well organized course. The instructor was charismatic.
Anonymous
()
Enjoyed the energy of the presenter! A great review of fraud in the workplace.
Janae Dacut, MBA, CIA
(Auditor at Kaiser Permanente)
Very engaging instructor, I really like how he used his daughters to assist.
Anonymous
(Director, Governance)
Great course with tons a stats and details that help to visualize the issue.
Anonymous
(-)
Great review and overview with thought provoking insights. Great presenter.
Erica Fergason
(Risk Shared Services Specialist Senior at Huntington National Bank)
Instructor was easy to listen too and was excited to speak about this topic.
Anonymous
(CPA)
Excellent course with practical insights. Very well prepared and presented.
Jazmin Minaya
(Risk Associate at RSM)
Very detailed and interesting statistics presented through out the course.
Anonymous
(Supervisory Special Agent)
I enjoyed the presenter. He was energetic and conveyed useful information.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Great. Covered a lot of the same topics remembered learning for the CPA.
Isaac DAlessandro
(Sr. Auditor at N/A)
He is one of the better presenters. He keeps your attention throughout.
Anonymous
()
Light Material
The instructor made it Simple and interesting
I like it
Antonio Crawford
(Senior Internal Auditor - Budget/Busines.. at Individual)
Refresher course, it remind me to plan several audits around the topic.
Thomas Tamura
(Consultant at Buxbaum HCS)
Unusual presentation. Very amusing. Good refresher course on fraud.
Inna Shmukler
(Controller at Fornetix LLC)
Very informative and even entertaining. Great numbers and statistics.
CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD
(Controller at WEST CENTRAL WIRELESS)
very informative, makes you think closely about your organization.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager, Compliance)
Really good introductory course to understand fraud in workplace.
Anonymous
(Business Analyst)
Very Informative and clear demarcation on Fraud and Error/mistake
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
Great course and interesting presenter. Loved the cookie thief.
Anonymous
(Consultant - Process Specialist)
This course made me subscribe to Illumeo! Simply one of the best
Sankaranarayanan Subramanian
(Finance Director at Cummins)
nicely presented. author kept the interest going till the end
Anonymous
(Asset Protection Manager)
Will be most helpful in developing policies for our company.
Anonymous
(Research Service Analyst)
Great course. Educational and entertaining as the same time.
Anonymous
(Senior Financial Analyst)
I liked the energy. A lot of ground of was covered quickly.
Anonymous
(Finance)
It refreshed information about fraud and what to watch for!
Siva Vinay
(Controller at Park n Fly)
Great speaker, key and well summarised information provided
Anonymous
(CPA)
Enjoyed this course and the instructor did a fantastic job!
Anonymous
()
Good course, well developed and presented. Would recommend.
Jeffrey Hales
(Director of Accounting at Suez - Utility Service Co.)
As always, Blair's content and presentation are top notch!
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Quick and easy course with lots of good stats to consider.
Anonymous
(cfo - consultant)
Great examples.
Good flow of information & war stories.
Juha Bruun
(Senior Manager, Business Account and Sup.. at Intuit)
Eye opening statistics. Everyone should check this out.
Anonymous
(Director)
Interesting with statistics. Great communication style!
Superb discussion. I will surely share to my colleague.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Very informative and statistics on fraud are surprising
Anonymous
(Internal Audit)
I liked the ease with which the subject was presented.
Anonymous
(-)
excellent reminder of issues to watch and steps to take
Sandra Heelan
(CPA, CFE, MBA at None)
Good basic class with good information and statistics.
Kimberly Hopkins
(Supervisory Auditor at U.S Department of Veterans Affair – De..)
Great tips for establishing a plan for fraud prevention
Jacqueline Shelby
(Auditor at HP Inc.)
I really enjoyed this training great slides and video.
Frank White
(Internal Audit Manager at Cisco Systems, Inc.- GRC)
I liked the delivery of the material and the subject.
Anonymous
(-)
Interesting to hear about the current survey results.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Very interesting facts presented from ACFE studies.
Antoaneta Tasheva
( at European University Institute)
Interesting data, a bit rushed into, but important
Anonymous
(None)
Excellent info. Presenter spoke a little too fast.
Bette Shepherd
(CFO at D&S Green Services)
The instructor was engaging and gave good examples
Steven Moore
(Certified Management Accountant; CMA at ArdentAccounting)
Good presentation of relevant material. Thanks!
very well paced lecture and logically presented
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Good overview. Instructor had lots of energy.
Anonymous
(CPA, CFE, CGMA)
Nice course for getting an overview of fraud.
Ivan Makarov
(Vice President of Finance at SmugMug)
Great material and overviews of the basics.
Anonymous
(Vice President)
Interesting statistics on who commits fraud.
Surya Vinjamuri
(Project manager at Cisco Systems, Inc)
Excellent course, have learned quite a bit.
Michael Ware
(- at -)
Excellent presentation skills and delivery.
Anonymous
(Manager, Accounting)
Very informative and energetic instructor.
Chengbo Qian, CPA, CA, PMP
(FP&A Manager at Air Canada)
love the statistics - really good insights
Anonymous
(Special Projects Manager, Expense Reimbu..)
good overview of the report to the nations
Anonymous
(Controller)
Nice overview and good use of statistics.
Amelia Nemeth
(- at Streamline, LLC)
Interesting statistics on fraud profiles.
Chris Grimes
(Rules Master at Cisco)
Good overview of fraud in the workplace.
Rajeev Sahni
(Director - Capital (RWA) at UBS)
very well presented and excellent slides
Peter Abader
(- at BMO)
Basic, lots of information and examples
Anonymous
(Deputy Head of Control and Revision Serv..)
An exellent presentation, Thank you !
Todd Stanley
(Fiscal Officer at County of Passaic)
Class was interesting and informative
Erick Miller, CPA
(Sr. Accountant at CMKB)
Good presentation and overall course.
Ganesh Venkataraman
(Senior Manager - Accounting, Taxation &a.. at Intuit India Product Development Centre ..)
Very informative and good statistics
Anonymous
()
This was good for a recap of fraud.
Craig Scanlon
(Owner at BST)
Good overview and worth the listen
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Very basic but excellent overview.
Anonymous
()
Great Presentation and overview !
Mary Claycomb
(Asst Controller at Shoe Sensation, Inc)
Great speaker, very informative.
Richard B. Walser
(Controller at SASCO)
VERY informative. Great charts.
Sami Jabra Seedhom
(Accounting Department Manager at Edrak Int. For Commercial Services)
Thank you for this great course.
Anonymous
(Accounting Consultant)
More interesting than I expected
Anonymous
(-Accountant)
Good tips to use in the future.
Anonymous
(student)
It was informative yet concise.
Monte Smith, CMA
(Chief Executive Officer at Gerding Companies, Inc)
Excellent overview of subject.
Swati Giri
(Sr. IT Auditor, GRC IT Audit at Cisco Systems Inc)
Liked the simplicity of course
Anonymous
(Chief Financial Officer)
Good facts about the real loss
Anonymous
(Senior Director & Controller, Financ..)
Very informative and engaging
Anonymous
(Teller Unit Officer)
course must provide more info
Anonymous
(Owner/Founding Partner)
Good review of the basics.
Anonymous
(General Accountant)
Thought provoking commentary
Kenneth Hopkins
(Senior Financial Analyst at The University of Texas Health Science C..)
excellent review of fraud...
Wayne Muscarello
(Finance PMO Manager at Direct Energy)
Excellent review of fraud.
Anonymous
(-)
It was a very good course
Anonymous
(cfo)
Concise and easy to watch
Anonymous
(Senior Treasury Analyst)
Good topic - eye opener
Theodore Zeck
(Certified Public Accountant at Theodore R. Zeck, CPA)
Just like ACFE training.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Interesting statistics.
Larry Swanson
(Sr. Project Manager at Grant Thornton LLP )
Lot of material covered
Ann Marotta
(Consultant at DLC Group)
Good overview of fraud.
Charles Elwis
(Insurance Broker at Health Guys)
Good practical lesson.
Cyndi Nicholson
(Senior Accountant at Smoke Guard, Inc.)
Good amimated speaker.
Anonymous
(Manager- Accounting & Finance)
Excellent presentation
Anonymous
(Farm and Nursery Manager)
A lot of relevant info
Kevin Van Loo
(Finance Controller at INglass USA, Inc)
Presenter was awesome.
Allison Garside, CPA, MBA
(CFO at The Thymes, LLC)
very clear and concise
Anonymous
(-)
A good fraud summary
Paul Phillips
(Finance at None)
Good class. Liked it.
Sylvia Ratliff
(internal audit consultant at self employed)
Well laid out course
David Thompson
(CEO at Executive Advisory Services)
good review course
Anonymous
(Analyst)
Excellent course.
Anonymous
(Director of Accounting and Finance)
Good refresher...
Anonymous
(attorney cpa)
Surprising stats.
Anonymous
(Budget & Accounting Manager)
liked statistics
Melvin Balberan
(Senior GL Accountant at Netsuite Philippines Inc.)
Very good course
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
Insighful course
Anonymous
(Accountant II)
Tough questions!
Steven Whitehead
( at Neighborhood Health Plan)
Excellent Course
John Elliott
(Company Controller at WestPoint Home)
Great course!!!
Anonymous
(Director, Compliance and Insurance)
Great overview!
Grant Brannum
(Agent at Treasury)
Good Instructor
Anonymous
(acctg)
easy to follow
Very engaging
Tim Philips
(Controller at Self)
Good overview
Zarksis Italia
(Director Finance at Ensco)
Great Course
Baris Arslan
(Internal Audit Director at Freelance)
Very helpful.
Anonymous
(Manager, Internal Audit)
Great course!
Simon Adell
(Chief Financial Officer at Undisclosed)
Nice overview
Jeffrey Miller
(Financial Analyst at LNCE)
enjoyed this!
Sonya Brander
(Chair at WHO)
Very helpful.
Eric Higashi
(Associate Financial Analyst at Capital Group | American Funds)
great course
Anonymous
(Sr. Mgr. - Professional Practices)
good basics
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor, Governance Risk..)
I liked it.
Anonymous
(NA)
outstanding
Anonymous
()
good course
John Thompson
(CEO at westward mgt)
interesting
Nicole Johnson
(Staff Consultant at EKS&H)
Insightful!
David Farlett
(Chief Financial Officer at AFC Urgent Care)
Good review
jennifer ipser
(Financial Executive at Robert Half Management Resources)
good course
Anonymous
(Technical Accountant)
Good stuff
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Practical
Anonymous
(corp resp manager)
great!!!
Succint
Nicholas Mandrus
(Controller at Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami)
not bad
Vahé Hovakimian
(Financial Analyst at Great Place to Work Institute)
Great!
Anonymous
(Director - Transaction Services)
Good.
Anonymous
(General Accountant & senior Auditor)
Good
Mei Ren
(Regional Director at AECOM)
Good
Max Davis
(Project Manager at Barclays)
Good
Scott Saville, CPA
(Global Technical Accounting Policy at Cisco Systems)
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Qasim AlQattan
(Senior Internal Auditor at BCFC)
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Course Complexity: Foundational
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