Topic – Net Brane

Dr. Stephen Hayne is a Professor of Computer Information Systems in the College of Business at Colorado State University and will present research on innovative technologies to solve real business problems.

He has developed theories and implemented systems to help groups with communication and decision-making, using concepts such as shared cognition, collaborative drawing, group brainstorming, concurrent issue surfacing /consolidation, consensus building, choice, pattern recognition and team bidding in auctions.

Additional research entails “social” networks theory/analytics, distributed systems, big data, auctions and e-commerce (reputation and pricing effects). His most recent research award involved detecting and mitigating large-scale distributed denial of service attacks (DDOS).

Topic – The Words Have It

This course provides the new or experienced investigator with insight into how specific words are used in statements and ways the investigator can analyze the words in assessing the veracity of the statement.  By the end of the course the student will have tangible skills to help assess veracity and glean motivations from the subject’s words.  A valuable tool in an investigator’s arsenal of investigative techniques.

This course is normally offered in a four or eight-hour block depending on the level of depth desired by the student.  Both courses are designed to give the student or experienced investigator a working knowledge and practical skills they can apply to their daily work.

For the Rocky Mountain Association of Special Investigation Units, Joe will present a 1 hour and 45 minute overview of the training with some case studies and examples of this technique in use. As this is a highly condensed version of the actual training class the members can expect to go away with an overall sense of the concept, practical applications for their investigations and the ability to contact Joe if they are interested in a full length course for their companies or for private consultation on specific individual cases.

We will be available following the presentation to answer questions or provide additional information on the class and our other services.

Members and Non-Members Receive 2 CPE Credits.

Speaker

Joe DeAngelo, Criminal Investigator
Weld County District Attorney

Joe DeAngelo, a 28-year law enforcement professional who currently works as a criminal investigator for the Weld County District Attorney’s Office.  Previous to DeAngelo’s current assignment he worked as a criminal investigator for the Colorado Attorney General’s Office and as chief investigator for the 14^th Judicial District Attorney’s Office (NW Colorado).  Mr. DeAngelo specialized in public corruption, child sex abuse investigations and crimes against the elderly and disabled.  Mr. DeAngelo has two master’s degrees and a graduate certificate in Human Development (forensic psychology research emphasis), Criminal psychology, and Child sex offender behavioral characteristics.  He is currently working towards a masters degree in criminal justice.

Mr.  DeAngelo has also been an adjunct professor at Regis University where he instructed numerous graduate level courses related to criminal/forensic psychology along with scores of presentations at local, state and national conferences related to all manner and variety of training topics within the field of criminal investigations.

The course entitled:  The Words Have It, is not only applicable to almost any field of investigations, it is a highly entertaining block of training that can be used in nearly all aspects of life. The course is presented in either half or full-day blocks. He has presented to numerous investigative groups including:

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Colorado Homicide Investigators Association

Colorado State Adult Protective Services

Denver Department of Human Services

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Officers

Regis University Graduate Students

Rocky Mountain Association of Special Investigation, along with several others.

Topic – Digital Forensics for the Fraud Professional

In your career, have you ever been faced with the loss of electronically stored information; ESI?  The statistics are familiar: 93% of new corporate data is electronic and 70% will never be printed.  The implications are enough to make even the most hardened discovery veteran shudder.  However, this is only part of the story.  Truly important data – perhaps the smoking gun that makes or saves a case – may exist entirely outside this large volume of active data.

This class will teach you the basics of computer forensics as they relate to electronically stored information (“ESI”) along with the ethical considerations you, as a fraud examination professional, may have when dealing with electronically stored information.  It is crucially important that all CFE’s keep up with this rapidly changing landscape.  Are you ready?

Members and Non-Members Receive 2 CPE Credits.

Speakers

Robert Kelso, Chief Executive Officer
EnCE, CHFI, ACE, and AME

Melinda Redenius, Chief Business Officer, Forensic Analyst
ACE

Visit the Forensic Pursuit website, http://www.forensicpursuit.com

Topic – Ethics

The foundation of ethical decision making

Case discussions

Members and Non-Members Receive 2 CPE Credits on Ethics

Speakers

Dr. Keiko Krahnke, Department Chair, Management Department UNC

co-presenting with Gabe Dickey CPA, Accounting Department Professor, UNC