Date: March 19, 2024
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. PT
$235.00
$309.00
Uncover the latest in fraud and forensic accounting at this event, curated for the modern CPA. Get ready to embrace a new era of financial vigilance with our passionate and principled experts. This event is about decoding complexities in a conversational, intelligent, and unique way. We’ll look at how tools like AI and Large Language Models can be used in forensics accounting, asset tracing, and do deep dives into real life case studies. You’ll leave this event knowing how to protect your clients with best practices.
This conference is perfect for CPAs, Certified Fraud Examiners, Certified Internal Auditors, forensic accountants, governmental accountants, other accounting and auditing professionals, educators, financial executives and lawyers.
This is Day 1 of the two-day Fraud & Forensic Accounting Virtual Conference.
Please note, agenda and/or speakers are subject to change.
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Virtual
Forensic accounting professionals; Litigation services consultants and experts; Emerging FVS professionals; CFOs, controllers and senior financial professionals.
Intermediate
Basic knowledge of fraud and forensic accounting.
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