Ethics Lesson from Keynote Speaker
An ethics lesson on buying a doughnut — from a keynote speaker.
You drive off from the convenient store after buying a doughnut and you realize the cashier gave you a $10 dollar bill instead of a $1 in change.
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Top 10 Reasons to Commit Fraud
I’m not sure why David Letterman never used this top 10 list. Maybe he never had a writer who was a humorous keynote speaker who actually served time for involvement in a white collar conspiracy. Or, maybe to world might not have thought these would be funny. Maybe you do.
Who Does Time for the Crime
I was sorry that everyone close to me; everyone I loved had to go through this nightmare too. But, behind me I could hear the sobs of those I was sorry for, and I just couldn’t get the words out.
Fraud Con Men
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Public Speakers Using Improvisation
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Forgiveness Everyday Ethics
Trusting me, he turned back to the mailboxs and inserted his letter into the one on the right. He turned and saw that I was still standing there. I don’t know why I didn’t just leave. Part of me wanted to make sure he didn’t encounter any more hurdles. Just before turning away, I said, “I’m sorry about – ” He interrupted by saying, “No problem. It’s okay.”
Consequences Title Insurance Fraud
A letter received by an average employee who took the high road when the temptations were there.
Corporate Fraud 101
Creative financing is when a loan officer puts to use his vast base of product knowledge and his solid understanding of the guidelines. It’s to put a square peg into a round hole; not by force or deception, but with skill and finesse.
The Money People
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