FRAUD PREVENTION SEMINARS

Small Business Internal Control Training

As of January 01, 2021, Business Fraud Prevention, LLC is now Aydlott Fraud Examinations, LLC and can be located at the following link.

Businessfraudprevention.org is now in the process of becoming a non-profit 501c3. If you are searching for Julie Aydlott, CFE for fraud investigations and examinations, please go to her new website.

Providing free fraud prevention and internal control training

  • Business Fraud Prevention Seminars and Webinars
  • Presentations Include Internal Control Training
  • Attendees Receive the Vitalics Internal Control System
  • Provided to Small Businesses and Small Non-Profits
  • Internal Control Implementation Assistance – Grant Based
  • Funding Provided by Donors, Sponsors and Grants

Fraud Prevention Seminars

Small Business Fraud Prevention Seminars and Webinars providing training to help reduce occupational fraud. Our speakers have provided fraud prevention seminars to KREX TV, SCORE, Chamber of Commerce, The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, CPA’s and Banks to name a few.

Small Business Internal Controls

Our fraud prevention training seminars include internal control training and the Vitalics Small Business Internal Control System. This system is provided to our seminar and webinar attendees for free as part of our sponsorship and grant funding.

Internal Control Review and Examination

If your organization is suffering from an unknown cash flow issue and you can’t afford to hire a professional for an internal control review and examination, Business Fraud Prevention will be accepting applications for grant requests in order to provide an Internal Control Examiner to provide services paid for by our sponsors and grants.

Fraud Prevention Tools

Our free seminars and webinars will provide valuable tools and resources that will teach you how to prevent common business related fraud schemes and how to lower those risks by implementing internal controls using Vitalics created for smaller organizations.

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Client Testimonials

  • Dear Julie, This is to thank you and Michelle Kooi for the excellent presentation you provided on SCORE's behalf for the American Association of Birthers National Conference in Denver on September 2nd. Although SCORE boasts over 13,000 volunteers nationwide in 364 Chapters and 100 in the Denver Chapter, I could not find as qualified and experienced speakers on fraud protection for small business in the Denver area as you two are. The feedback from the audience of small business practitioners was very complimentary and appreciative. They particularly valued that you focused your remarks on the small business part of the enormous healthcare industry.  The way you organized the presentation was effective with you highlighting the risks and problems for small business health providers and Michelle following with practical solutions.  You both are skillful in handling questions from the audience and you are good speakers. I hope we are fortunate enough to use you again and I reiterate my invitation for you to join SCORE. With your experience as a small business woman and your expertise in Fraud protection, you would be a wonderful addition to our Chapter.

    Jack Scott Chair, SCORE Denver