Corruption Red Flags 23 November 2021Do you know the early warning signs of corruption?

How effective is your corruption prevention framework?

Corruption occurs in all government jurisdictions, including the Northern Territory.

Corruption causes financial, operational and reputational damage. Combatting corruption starts with understanding red flags and risk areas.

Join us for Corruption Red Flags, an online interactive panel discussion in support of International Fraud Awareness Week (14-19 November 2021).

Explore early warning signs and corruption red flags through case studies from multiple jurisdictions with Commissioner Michael Riches, Deputy Chief Executive Matthew Grant and Director Investigations Jason Blake. The presenters bring a wealth of corruption red flag and prevention expertise from their combined work across multiple jurisdictions.

Topics:

Corruption red flags and warning signs

Case studies of corruption from around Australia

Corruption risks during emergency situations

How to build corruption-resistant organisations

The Office of the ICAC invites you to join our integrity experts in

Corruption Red Flags.

Date: Tuesday, 23 November

Time: 9-10:30am

Location: online

Register your online attendance by Thursday, 18 November. ​

This event is intended for public officers only. Please distribute this email within your agency. ​

A Microsoft Teams link will be sent on the 19 November.

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Independent Commissioner Against Corruption - Michael Riches is the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) who is responsible for identifying and investigating improper conduct in the NT. Mr Riches has worked in operational and corporate roles, including as a police officer, solicitor, Director of Legal Services and Chief Executive Officer before his appointment as the Deputy Independent Commissioner Against Corruption in South Australia.

Deputy Chief Executive - Matthew Grant is the Deputy Chief Executive Officer and leads the operations of the Office of the ICAC, including Prevention and Engagement, Assessments, Investigations and Corporate Services. Mr Grant has more than 25 years' experience working in highly sensitive and complex environments that include the Western Australia Crime and Corruption Commission and the Australian Federal Police.

Director Investigations - Jason Blake is the Director Investigations and leads the Investigation unit. Mr Blake has more than 23 years' experience working in the Northern Territory Police, including 10 years as the Officer in Charge of the Major Fraud Squad. He also holds a Masters in Accounting, as well as a Masters in Business Administration. He is a qualified accountant and full fellow of the Institute of Public Accountants.

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