Fraudish

Tracy Coenen is my go to person when it comes to all things forensic divorce.  Her depth of experience and expertise is unparalleled.  Take a listen to her hidden talent but also her work on an Instagram investigation case tied to a divorce.  Tracy talks about how important it is to network in your field.  Tracy is also noteworthy for her fixed fee arrangements.  Say goodbye to the six minute increment.  If you are tired of keeping track of your time you should hear how she did this.  
The riches are in the niches and Tracy is a great example of how it has worked for her.  She resisted for a while but in the end it has been her calling card.  

Sophia Carlton is an up and comer in the anti-fraud field.  She is the primary author of the Anti-Fraud Playbook by Grant Thornton.  It's a must download if you are wanting to improve your anti-fraud education.  Here's a link: https://www.grantthornton.com/services/advisory-services/risk-advisory-services/ACFE-global-fraudcon-and-playbook.aspx. 

Great Women in Fraud's first guest episode.  Cynthia Hetherington is the Queen of OSINT.  She's here to talk Open Source Intelligence, OSMOSISCon, being curious and so much more.  If you want to listen and learn about one of the first people in the investigations world that started my career this is it.  

Welcome to Great Women in Fraud.  It's here and it's the place for all things fraud.  Great Women in Fraud, #GWIF, is the podcast for anyone interested in improving their knowledge of fraud resources, listening to thought leaders, and hearing how to get started in a fraud career.   This episode is all about Kelly's origin story.  It's not a typical path to a career in fraud investigations.