Protect Your Business from Fraud:  Is Your Business at Risk?

We are hearing about fraud and identity theft in businesses more and more.  How can you protect your business?  Is your business at risk?  If you could point to the next business you thought would be hit by fraud would you point at yourself or someone else?  Sign up for this workshop to learn the techniques you need to know to protect your business from fraud.

The Chamber has invited a panel of experts to address several areas of how you can protect your business from fraud.  From accepting/processing credit cards, PCI Compliance, understanding the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA), to employee prescreening, potential employer and merchant liabilities, and fraud prevention.  What are the signs?  What are my responsibilities as an employer to protect myself from fraud?

This workshop, open to Chamber members and the community, has been developed by our experts to help area businesses using the following methods:  Advise, Educate, and Stay Alert.  Understanding, recognizing, and implementing a plan to protect your business from the internal and external factors that could put you at risk could save your business.

Where:  Chamber, 1301 County Services Drive, Pelham
When:   July 23rd from 8:30 a.m. until 10 a.m.
Investment: $10 for all participants (members and public) - includes materials.
RSVP:  Required by noon, July 21st.

Our Panel:

Ande Underwood, Account Executive, First Data Merchant Services
David Mellon, Attorney, Sirote & Permutt, PC
Charles and Ann Boyd, Forensic Accountants, Yeager & Boyd, LLC