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"Enron's Downfall and Engineering Ethics"
Michael E. Anderson - Retired FBI Agent
Thursday, October15th
Enron’s unethical leadership, culture, and accounting facilitated criminal behavior and contributed to the failure of the 7th largest company in America in 2001. This discussion provides a retrospective on how the FBI investigated the most complex White-Collar Crime case in FBI history, resulting in 23 convictions and more than $100 million in forfeiture to the victims of the Enron fraud. Lessons of common-sense ethical takeaways are shared which are relevant to every occupation and employer.
Michael E. Anderson - is a retired FBI Agent that was employed by the FBI from 1989 – 2017, in San Antonio, Austin, Washington DC and Houston, TX. He investigated White Collar Crime violations, with concentration on Economic Crimes and Financial Institution Fraud during his career. Agent Anderson was designated supervisor of the Enron Task Force in 2001. He has an MBA degree with Distinction from the University of Louisville. Additionally, Agent Anderson is a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) as designated by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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Meeting to start at 6:15 pm for virtual happy hour, and presentation to start at 7:15 pm.
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