ACFE 31st Annual Fraud Conference Successful Virtual Turnaround



The ACFE had three months to plan a virtual 31st Annual ACFE Global Fraud Conference from scratch. The result is in the numbers and responses 4,472 attended and 94 percent of the participants were satisfied. Lemonade never tasted so
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