14th National Public Sector Fraud and Corruption Congress
Strategic solutions to contemporary challenges in combatting fraud and corruption
13-14 November 2024, Sydney
Across Australia, fraud and corruption remain endemic issues within the public sector. With evolving technologies, increasingly sophisticated misconduct, and an increasingly high-risk environment, enhancing fraud and corruption controls is a top priority for every government organisation.
The 14th National Public Sector Fraud and Corruption Congress provides a forum for these issues to be rigorously discussed and effectively addressed. Hosting some of Australia’s highest performing organisations and professionals, this event provides insights into the most pressing issues within the counterfraud and anti-corruption arena, including:
- Addressing recent developments and technologies in modern fraud and corruption
- Defending your organisational stakeholders against AI and identity-based fraud
- Fostering a strong culture to mitigate complacency around governance and integrity
- Utilising emerging machine learning and data analysis strategies
- Perfecting communication around fraud and corruption across diverse teams
- Transforming your counterfraud and anticorruption strategy with psychological and economic expertise.
Don’t miss this opportunity to combat the greatest fraud and corruption threats ever faced! Click here to register now or:
Phone: +61 2 9279 2608
Email: register@intrepidminds.com.au
Mail: 403/127 York St, Sydney, NSW 2000
This year, you will hear from three international keynotes:
De Quincey Bailey, Illicit Finance Lead, HMRC Fraud Investigation Service, Organised Crime Operations at HM Revenue and Customs (UK) with an exclusive case study on countering the increasing sophistication of fraud attacks.
David Dixon, Data Acquisition Manager from the NHS Counter Fraud Authority (UK), on the latest in utilising data analytics for detecting and preventing fraud and corruption.
Richard Gentile, Cyber Protect Officer and Cyber Crime Detective, from the British Transport Police (UK) on mitigating the risks of cyber and technology-enabled fraud.
Plus! A unique look into private sector fraud and corruption control from technological leader and ID fraud expert Samuel Stuart, Director Cyber, Intelligence, and Digital Identity at Mastercard.
Experts from Australia’s public and private sectors will convene and share their expertise at this year’s exciting congress, including:
James Gaynor, Inspector-General, Office of the Inspector-General of the Australian Defence Force
Rebecca Fealy, Assistant Commissioner Fraud and Criminal Behaviours, Australian Taxation Office
Dr Sharif Abuadbba, Team Leader Distributed Systems Security, Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO’s Data61
Peter Timson, General Manager Fraud Control and Investigations, Services Australia
George Montanez, Assistant Commissioner Financial Crime Program, Australian Taxation Office
Jane Edwards, Executive Manager Fraud Management and Investigation, National Broadband Network Australia
Catherine Ellis, Executive Director Risk, Strategy and Customer Support, Service NSW
Simon Granville, Head of Risk and Audit, Sydney Water
Marea Getsios, Procurement and Contracts Manager, Inner West Council
Elizabeth Renneberg, Internal Ombudsman, City of Parramatta, Cumberland City and Inner West Council Internal Ombudsman Shared Service
David Pengilley, Deputy Taxation Ombudsman, Office of the Inspector-General and Taxation Ombudsman
Karen Patterson, Senior Corruption Prevention Officer, NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption
Dr Jennifer Wilson, Counterfraud Subject Matter Expert, The Behavioural Scientist
Read more about this year’s exciting speaking panel – click here to view the conference programme.
Don’t wait – spaces are strictly limited! Register now for exclusive early registration and group booking discounts.
Email: register@interpidminds.com.au
Call: +61 2 9279 2608
Mail: Suite 403, 127 York St, Sydney, NSW 2000
We look forward to joining you on 13-14 November 2024 alongside Australia’s leading fraud and corruption professionals, as we prepare the public sector for emerging fraud and corruption threats.