Wednesday 9 September 2009

How to Fraudproof Your Not-for-profit Organisation

Research shows most companies have been defrauded in the last 10 years. If you don't think you have then you need to attend this seminar.

An organisation should never say “it can’t happen to me”. Fraud can occur in any organisation. If you want to implement appropriate controls and processes to reduce the likelihood of fraud in your organisation it is important to first understand why people commit fraud and what are the major fraud risk areas for in your organisation.


Armed with that knowledge, you can then put in place appropriate processes to curb the opportunities for fraud to occur in your the organisation - pick it up quickly if it does occur. The longer fraud goes undetected, the greater the impact on the organisation.


Benefits of Attending

When you attend one of Lisa's workshops, you will:

  • Gain an understanding of why people commit fraud;
  • Understand the main fraud risk areas for nonprofits;
  • Develop a fraud control process including:
    • A Fraud Control Plan and Policy;
    • Whistleblower Policy;
    • Fraud Recovery Plan;
    • An appropriate fraud reporting structure; and
    • Fraud Risk Assessment framework.
There is preparation work of approximately 2 to 3 hours required to gain the most benefit from attending her workshops. Delegates are advised to the preparatory work one week prior to the workshop via email.
About the presenter
Lisa Bundesen is a popular presenter world-wide on fraud and related topics. She arrives on the platform armed with a range of practical solutions and tools sourced from her extensive experience. Lisa is a Partner in the Forensics Division of PPB, a firm specialising in Recovery, Forensics and Advisory. Lisa has over 20 years forensic accounting and investigation experience, including five years with Ernst and Young Corporate Recovery and Insolvency, almost five years as an Investigative Accountant with the Queensland Police Fraud and Corporate Crime Investigation Squad and seven years with BDO where she spent her final two years as the National Director of Forensic Services and authored the 2006 and 2008 BDO Not-for-Profit Fraud Surveys. Lisa has given evidence in Magistrates, District and Supreme Courts as well as various Tribunals on numerous occasions. Lisa also acted as the Forensic Accounting Expert to the Queensland Fuel Subsidy Commission of Inquiry held in 2007.

Westpac is hosting a workshop by Lisa in Canberra on 10 December 2009 at Westpac Business Banking centre (AON Bldg), 11/15 London Circuit, Canberra at a cost of $495.
Phone Rose Stellino ( Specialising in NFPs) on 02 6275 5321 ASAP to book.

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