Recent Government Fraud Cases and Lessons for Auditors: December 17-18
Fraudulent activities within the government sector not only deplete scarce financial resources but also divert managerial focus from public services, attract negative media attention, and erode the public's trust. Every instance of fraud offers valuable lessons for auditors and managers, who should continuously reassess and refine their methods in response.
During this course, attendees will examine actual fraud cases from recent history, including misappropriation, falsification of outcomes, excessive charges by vendors and contractors, and blatant corruption in government settings. Participants will also formulate practical strategies to implement in their roles, leveraging both individual and small group brainstorming sessions.
Fraudulent activities within the government sector not only deplete scarce financial resources but also divert managerial focus from public services, attract negative media attention, and erode the public's trust. Every instance of fraud offers valuable lessons for auditors and managers, who should continuously reassess and refine their methods in response.
During this course, attendees will examine actual fraud cases from recent history, including misappropriation, falsification of outcomes, excessive charges by vendors and contractors, and blatant corruption in government settings. Participants will also formulate practical strategies to implement in their roles, leveraging both individual and small group brainstorming sessions.
Fraudulent activities within the government sector not only deplete scarce financial resources but also divert managerial focus from public services, attract negative media attention, and erode the public's trust. Every instance of fraud offers valuable lessons for auditors and managers, who should continuously reassess and refine their methods in response.
During this course, attendees will examine actual fraud cases from recent history, including misappropriation, falsification of outcomes, excessive charges by vendors and contractors, and blatant corruption in government settings. Participants will also formulate practical strategies to implement in their roles, leveraging both individual and small group brainstorming sessions.
