Business
Detect and Prevent Construction Fraud
By understanding the traits of a typical fraudster and steps to take to reduce the likelihood of insider theft, construction business owners can focus on protecting their liabilities, securing new contracts and overseeing their clients’ projects.
By Tiffany Couch
August 16, 2018
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Business
by Tiffany Couch
Tiffany Couch is CEO and founder of Acuity Forensics, a nationally recognized forensic accounting firm. She is also the author of "The Thief in Your Company," a book that explores the financial and emotional impact of fraud on organizations of all sizes. She can be reached by emailing tcouch@acuityforensics.com or calling (360) 573-5158.
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