West Florida: The Psychology of Fraud — Why Good People Do Bad Things
1.0 Credits
Member Price $25.00
Non-Member Price $40.00
Overview
Please note, this event is 12:00pm – 1:00pm CDT
Join the West Florida Chapter for a riveting presentation on fraud! Learn not just how, but why fraud starts while networking with peers and enjoying lunch.
Credit and Type: 1 Behavioral
Speaker Name: Meg Hampton, CPA
Lunch will be provided.
Name: Alex Varidin
Email: varidina@stifel.com
Phone: (727) 240-2138
Member Cost: $25.00
Non-Member Cost: $40.00
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Notice
Thursday, October 22nd
Optional Session
- The Psychology of Fraud — Why Good People Do Bad Things
Margaret Hampton, CPA, MAcc, Partner, Frazier & Deeter CPAs & AdvisorsMargaret Hampton
Meg Hampton is recognized for her leadership in peer review and commitment to quality, with expertise in audit, review and compilation services as well as other attest engagements. As a member of Frazier & Deeter's Audit Practice, her 16 years of experience span a variety of industries, including government contracting, nonprofit, common-interest realty associations, and professional services.
Beyond traditional audits, Hampton is skilled in employee benefit plan, tax, and consulting solutions, enhancing client support through a broader consulting lens. She plays a key role in developing and delivering training programs on accounting and advisory topics for clients, industry groups and internal teams. A certified Peer Review Captain and member of the Partners in Peer Review Committee for Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi as well as the Peer Review Committee for Florida, Hampton collaborates with firms nationwide to elevate audit practices and maintain compliance standards.Credits: 1 - Behavioral
This session is available to registrants only.
Non-Member Price $40.00
Member Price $25.00