Spring 2015 issue of Horizons

Type of Victim Organization – Median Loss

By taking a practical approach to the prevention and detection of fraud, organizations can keep their primary focus on their stated missions and rest assured that they are proactively managing their fraud risks. While there are no absolute guarantees fraud will not occur, segregation of duties and practical

If you need help getting the conversation started, please contact RubinBrown. You can also explore ACFE’s fraud prevention check-up at www.RubinBrown.com/ACFE-Checkup .

consideration of internal controls can set the tone and go a long way toward protecting the assets of your organization.

RubinBrown’s Not-For-Profit Services Group As a recognized leader in the not-for-profit sector, we have the resources essential to serve arts and cultural organizations, foundations, private schools, religious organizations, social service agencies and trade and membership associations.

Judy Murphy, CPA, CGMA — St. Louis Partner-In-Charge Not-For-Profit Services Group 314.290.3496 judy.murphy@rubinbrown.com

Evelyn Law, CPA — Denver Partner Not-For-Profit Services Group 303.952.1245 evelyn.law@rubinbrown.com

Amy Altholz, CPA, CGMA — St. Louis Partner & Vice Chair Not-For-Profit Services Group 314.290.3369 amy.altholz@rubinbrown.com

Christina Solomon, CPA, CFE, CFF — St. Louis Partner Not-For-Profit Services Group 314.290.3497 christina.solomon@rubinbrown.com

Sharon Latimer, CPA — Kansas City Partner Not-For-Profit Services Group 913.499.4407 sharon.latimer@rubinbrown.com

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