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31 May

An Investigator’s Guide to the Whistle-Blower; Part 1

By Bret Hood
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Part 1 of 6: The Initial Action As an investigator, you are likely to eventually come across a whistle-blower in your career. The 2015 Kroll Global Fraud report found that 81% of companies surveyed are the victims of fraud perpetrated by insiders. In addition, the

19 Jan

InsideRisk

A top Swiss executive finds himself in charge of saving Isabelle. After tense negotiations, he reaches an agreement with the kidnappers. But when the delivery of the ransom disastrously fails, all trust is shattered. J.P. must act quickly – take bigger and bolder steps, and

16 Jan

Law Enforcement Bulletin: Leadership Spotlight, President Jefferson and Criticism

Leadership Spotlight: When someone criticizes you, does it feel like a strong punch in the gut? Do your emotions erupt? Do you feel blood starting to boil? Do you stand ready to answer the critique with multiple reasons why you disagree with the assessment? Read

16 Jan

Law Enforcement Bulletin: “Us Versus Them: Effects of Group Dynamics on Leadership”

In a jury room ready to deliberate the guilt or innocence of a person charged with a violent crime, a woman is convinced beyond a reasonable doubt of the alleged perpetrator’s guilt based on the evidence. She is eager to find resolution in this matter

20 Oct

FBI Letter of Commendation

“I would like to personally thank you for your support and participation at the FBI Command College in Blowing Rock, North Carolina. The event would not have been as successful without your presentation. Your expertise as a presenter brought significant insight to effective leadership. The