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Dr. Carolyn Conn is a clinical assistant professor at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. In addition to her more than 30-year career in education, she has been published many times and has been an active member in the ACFE Austin Chapter. She demonstrated notable dedication to her students through her fraud examination course and helped secure funding for them to attend the ACFE Global Fraud Conference.
Read MoreThe ACFE is strong because of its more than 195 chapters in 70 countries. Chapters act as local representatives for the ACFE, providing continued support for members worldwide. They allow members to connect and collaborate with other fraud fighters in their area, and participate in local programs and events that promote awareness of the profession. Chapters help fraud fighters stay at the forefront of local anti-fraud issues and emerging trends.
Read MoreThe Walker Award is named for Morris R. "Red" Walker, CFE (1938-1989), a Charter Member and nationally recognized fraud examiner. Also established in 1989, the Walker Award is given to the person receiving the highest annual score on the CFE Exam.
This year’s Walker Award winner is Friya Randelia. Congratulations, Friya!
Read MoreEvery year, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners recognizes exceptional individuals for their contributions to the fight against fraud. These professionals provide an inspiration to others, and we are proud to honor them for their service.
Read MoreThe ACFE Hall of Fame award was created to recognize a person whose work spans decades, and is a reminder that what we do is vital to the global fight against fraud. The award encapsulates the very definition of what it means to be an anti-fraud professional, and we can’t think of anyone more deserving than the ACFE’s very first member.
Read MoreThe Certified Fraud Examiner of the Year Award is presented to a CFE who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in the field of fraud examination.
As an officer for the Independent Commission Against Corruption, this year’s winner has displayed outstanding financial investigative ability.
Read MoreThe Hubbard Award is named after the late ACFE Regent Emeritus and professor of accountancy at the University of Nebraska, Dr. Thomas Hubbard. The award is given for an outstanding work published in Fraud Magazine during the past year.
The winning article this year was entitled, "Dark world of oil theft and fraud,” by Anastasia Nazarova.
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