New York Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners

The New York Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners sponsors events for our members and guests to help foster the goals of the chapter by educating members and raising awareness of fraud detection and fraud elimination.  Attendees can earn valuable CPE Credits for participating in some of these educational events sponsored by the Chapter.


 

NYCFE’s two day seminar on October 17th and 18th (16 CPE Credits)

 

October 17, 2014
7:45 AM - 5:00 PM
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice
899 10th Avenue
New York, NY 10019
http://www.jjay.cuny.edu/
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The New York Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (NYCFE) is pleased to present this year’s two day seminar on October 17th and 18th at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
 
Participants may register for both days of the seminar or for a single day. Take note that registration for both days offers the most cost efficient dollar per CPE credit earned.
 
Additionally, the cost differential for registration between NYCFE Members and non-NYCFE Members for the two day seminar is equal to the cost of a one-year NYCFE membership.
 
NYCFE Membership gives you preferential and discounted registration to seminars throughout the year.

 


 

16 CPE Credits will be awarded for those who attend both days.
  
There will be provided at no additional charge:
Full Continental Breakfast – Boxed Lunch - Snacks – Coffee – Tea – Bottled Water – Soda
 
NYCFE Member Price for the Seminar is $295.00
Early Bird Registration $245.00 (by September 15th)
 
Non-NYCFE Member Price for the Seminar is $345.00
Early Bird Registration $295.00 (by September 15th)
 
 
 
 
PAYMENT & REGISTRATION THROUGH THE www.NYCFE.org WEBSITE
 
OR AT THE DOOR BY CASH OR CHECK
 
Please note SEATING IS LIMITED and paid attendees are given registration priority.

 

 October 17th Keynote Speaker:

October 18th Keynote Speaker:

 

 

 

Thomas Petrouskie

Special Agent in the New York Securities Fraud Squad

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Thomas E. Petrouskie has been a Special Agent (SA) with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for over 26 years.  All of his tenure has been within the FBI New York Office. He is experienced investigating and proving federal crimes committed by white collar defendants as well as members of organized crime.  Lead case/trial agent in numerous federal trial prosecutions; identifying and seizing assets used to facilitate or represent proceeds of illegal activities pursuant to federal criminal stature.

 

SA Petrouskie has been a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) for over 14 years working complex financial white collar crime cases. He also holds  the highest top secret clearance issued by the Bureau.

 

Presently, he is an FBI Relief Supervisor on the Securities Fraud Squad and prior to present assignment he was the Primary Relief Supervisor of the FBI Forfeiture Asset Seizure Team (F.A.S. T.) in the New York FBI Office.   He has received countless hours of training in money laundering and has a strong familiarity of Currency Transaction Reports (CTR’s), Suspicious Activity Reports (SAR’s),  Sarbanes Oakley and Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), Mutual Assistance Treaty (MLAT) requests, USA  Patriot Act.

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

John Odermatt, Managing Director

Office of Emergency Management

Fraud Surveillance Unit

John Odermatt leads Citigroup’s Office of Emergency Management and Fraud Surveillance Unit. Mr. Odermatt coordinates the company’s global crisis management, providing centralized direction and control to manage and mitigate the impact of crisis events that could impact the company’s 200 million customer accounts or 266,000 staff in more than 160 countries. The Office of Emergency Management coordinates crisis teams around the globe to mitigate operational risk, assisting businesses and regions in classifying event severity levels and developing plans that comply with applicable legislation, regulation and codes. During a crisis, the Office of Emergency Management provides notification, escalation and coordination of Citi resources to facilitate a rapid recovery. Citi’s responses to the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti and the October 2012 hurricane in the U.S. Northeast were recognized with Most Effective Recovery of the Year awards from Continuity Insurance and Risk Magazine; the Business Continuity Institute of North America also awarded Citi Most Effective Recovery of the Year for Hurricane Sandy.


 

Addtional Speakers:
(Speakers and topics subject to change)

Adam Wandt, Assistant Professor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Topic:  Information Security for the Fraud Investigator

Kenneth A. Caruso, Partner, White & Case LLP

Topic: Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 

Obiamaka (“Obi”) P. Madubuko, Partner, McDermott, Will & Emory

Topic:  Cybercrime Risks and Best Practices in Data Breach Management

Doug Salane, Chair, Mathematics & Computer Science Dept.

Director, Center for Cybercrime Studies

Topic:  TBD

Yogesh Bahl, Managing Director, FAS: AlixPartners

Topic: Detecting Fraud & Corruption Involving Your Third Party Relationships

Andrew Rudyk, J.D., MA

Topic:   Inspection, Investigation, Audit and Enforcement in a Global Context

Petter Gottschalk, Professor, Dept. of Leadership and Organizational Behavior at Norwegian Business School

Topic:  Fraud Examiners in White Collar Crime Investigators

Vinoo P. Varghese, Criminal Defense Attorney, Varghese & Associates

Topic: FCPA and Federal Sentencing Guidelines 

Randall LaSalle, Professor and Coordinator of Forensic Financial Analysis Specialization, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, ACFE’s 2014 Educator of the Year Award Recipient

Topic:  What frauds and fraudsters look like – then and now 

Gregory G. Little, Partner, White & Case LLP

Topic: TBD

Alan I. Blass, CPA, CFE, PC President, Alan I. Blass

Topic:  The Forensic Accountanting Expert Witness Testimony - Preparing for Trial

Brian Koffler, President, Koffler Legal and Consulting Services

Topic:   Cryptocurrency: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

 

Tickets

$295.00 NYCFE Member Ticket
$245.00 Earlybird rate before September 15

$345.00 Non-NYCFE Member Tickat
$295.00 Earlybird rate before September 15