AAFCPAs to Present Educational Workshop on Fraud Prevention at National Charter Schools Conference in Washington, DC
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AAFCPAs has been selected to present an educational workshop on Safeguarding Your Charter School’s Fiscal Operations at the National Charter Schools Conference Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. on June 11-14. This is a must-attend conference for charter school teachers, leaders, board members and advocates, providing exceptional professional development programming and networking opportunities for over 4,500 charter school professionals from across the country. Is Fraud Preventable? Safeguard Your Charter School’s Fiscal Operations
AAFCPAs Partner John Buckley, CPA along with AAFCPAs’ client Diane Flynn, Chief Financial Officer, Uncommon Schools (New York, NY) will present a 60-minute, interactive workshop to explore key fraud prevention principles and techniques. The primary responsibility for prevention and detection of fraud rests with the Charter School’s governing body and management. In this session, we will focus on key fraud prevention fundamentals, and guide Charter Schools in developing and institutionalizing a size and resource-appropriate Fraud Risk Management Program. We will examine detective techniques for identifying fraud, as well as preventative and monitoring techniques. This session will include real life examples and practical implementation considerations from a leading Charter Management Organization (CMO). AAFCPAs advises Charter Schools & CMOs in developing and institutionalizing Fraud Risk Management Programs, and we are happy to share our expertise with the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools.
Click here to learn more about the 2017 National Charter Schools Conference Annual Meeting. Please feel free to spread the word so others may benefit from this helpful professional development and industry conference.
John leads AAFCPAs’ Educational Services practice, serving diverse academic and education services clients including independent schools, colleges/universities, special education schools, education services, charter schools and charter management organizations (CMOs).
He fully understands the nuances of the educational services industry along with business and operational challenges faced by these institutions. This includes funding and regulatory issues such as capital campaign structures, complex endowments, alternative investments, debt financing and tax credit options, and unique governance concerns and internal …
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