Who’s In the Room? The Link Between Homogeneity, Lack of Diversity and Corruption
- Oct 25, 2022 11:00 a.m.
- Central Time (GMT-5)
Webinar
Course Level
Basic
Basic
Delivered via
Online
Online
Duration
50 minutes
50 minutes
Who’s in the Room? The Link Between Homogeneity, Lack of Diversity and Corruption
Description
Corruption thrives amongst collusive and homogeneous networks. Diversity disrupts such networks that would otherwise facilitate and hide fraudulent and corrupt practices. This panel of experts will explore the correlation between corruption and the lack of diversity in organizations.
Prerequisites
None
You Will Learn How To:
Recognize the ways that diversity disrupts harmful collusive networks
Identify the red flags of corruption due to collusion
CPE Information
This session provides ACFE ethics credit, which counts toward the ACFE’s annual ethics CPE requirement for CFEs. Learn more about the ethics CPE requirements for CFEs.
| CPE Credit: | 1 |
|---|---|
| Advanced Preparation: | None |
| Delivery Method: | Group Internet Based |
Credit by Field of Study
| Behavioral Ethics: | 1 |
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Presenter
Tarica Clarke - Moderator
Co-Chair of the Financial Crimes Workgroup Committee
National Association of Black Compliance & Risk Professionals
Dr. Gloria Boyd - Panelist
Senior Human Resources Executive
Dr. I. David Daniels - Panelist
President/CEO
ID2 Solutions, LLC
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