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In Baker Tilly’s session at the 2021 Resource Center for Religious Institutes (RCRI) National Conference, our not-for-profit specialists along with Tim Schroeder, business manager at St. Lawrence Seminary, share trending fraud examples and present quick solutions to optimize protection for organizations of all sizes. We walk through before-and-after examples of enhanced accounting systems that have helped prevent against current fraud types without additional expense or employees. The presentation concludes by discussing leading practices to raise and discuss the risk of fraud with boards and other stakeholders. 

Ellen is the team leader of Baker Tilly’s New York not-for-profit/healthcare services practice and is a not-for-profit professional practice leader for the firm. She also serves on the firm’s growth and retention of women (GROW) firmwide task force. In 2024, Ellen was appointed to the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s (FASB) Not-for-Profit Advisory Committee.

Kevin is a partner with nearly 15 years of experience providing assurance and compliance services.

Krista Pankop, partner with Baker Tilly, serves as the firm not-for-profit industry leader.

This on-demand presentation discusses enhanced accounting systems that have helped prevent against current fraud types and leading practices to raise and discuss the risk of fraud with boards.

We have a deep understanding of the issues not-for-profit organizations face, and the creativity and humanity required to thrive in your world.

With a deep understanding of the issues not-for-profit organizations face, and the creativity and humanity required to thrive in your world, Baker Tilly professionals bring you reliable solutions that deliver measurable value to your organization and those you serve.

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Fraud is everywhere: how to be aware and well protected

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