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• Annual Training Subscription (2026)

  • Start
    January 14, 2026
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  • End
    December 09, 2026
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  • Schedule
    12 sessions
  • Location
    Zoom Meeting

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  February 12th Lunch & Learn Session 

  You’ve Found Fraud – Now what?

  *If you are an annual subscription holder, you will receive an email with the Zoom link automatically.  You do not need to register again.  

  Session Synopsis

  Identifying fraud is just the tip of the iceberg – often what happens next determines whether an organization resolves the issue efficiently or creates new risks in the process.  We’ll take a look at how to develop a clear, complete, and mutual understanding of the actions needed to respond once fraud surfaces, without relying on improvised decision-making or institutional memory.  The session will first use a real-world scenario to identify “what not to do” moments and then delve into practical steps an organization can take to determine how and when to respond to fraud events.

  Presenter

  Lydia Hoffman, Enterprise Risk Officer – WA Department of Revenue

  Presenter Bio

  Lydia has over 20 years of experience in the audit and risk field with the State of Washington, including over 10 years as an internal auditor.  She is currently the Enterprise Risk Officer at the Department of Revenue, which includes Internal Control Officer duties and overseeing the Fraud and Risk program.  Her various roles over the years have ranged from inspecting prisons at the Department of Corrections, working on the pandemic fraud at the Washington Employment Security Department, and helping the Washington State Patrol to navigate police reform through strategic planning.    Lydia holds a bachelor’s degree from the Evergreen State College and designations for Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Risk Management Assurance (CRMA), and Certified Government Auditing Professional (CGAP).   Lydia also currently serves as the Institute for Internal Auditors Nisqually Chapter President.   

  Please Note

  As of October 1, 2025, our webinars and events are subject to Washington state sales tax. For webinars, this is based on the address in your profile. Please be aware: If our system does not automatically apply sales tax when you register for a webinar, we will initiate a separate charge to your payment method on file for the related sales tax.

  Also – if you update your address in your profile, please email info@pnwacfe.org to notify us of the change. We will then update the sales tax location code in your profile accordingly. Thank you for your assistance!

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• February PNW ACFE Lunch & Learn: You’ve Found Fraud – Now what?

  • When
    February 12, 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Zoom

  Register

  February Lunch & Learn Session 

  You’ve Found Fraud – Now what?

  *If you are an annual subscription holder, you will receive an email with the Zoom link automatically.  You do not need to register again.  

  Session Synopsis

  Identifying fraud is just the tip of the iceberg – often what happens next determines whether an organization resolves the issue efficiently or creates new risks in the process.  We’ll take a look at how to develop a clear, complete, and mutual understanding of the actions needed to respond once fraud surfaces, without relying on improvised decision-making or institutional memory.  The session will first use a real-world scenario to identify “what not to do” moments and then delve into practical steps an organization can take to determine how and when to respond to fraud events.

  Presenter

  Lydia Hoffman, Enterprise Risk Officer – WA Department of Revenue

  Presenter Bio

  Lydia has over 20 years of experience in the audit and risk field with the State of Washington, including over 10 years as an internal auditor.  She is currently the Enterprise Risk Officer at the Department of Revenue, which includes Internal Control Officer duties and overseeing the Fraud and Risk program.  Her various roles over the years have ranged from inspecting prisons at the Department of Corrections, working on the pandemic fraud at the Washington Employment Security Department, and helping the Washington State Patrol to navigate police reform through strategic planning.    Lydia holds a bachelor’s degree from the Evergreen State College and designations for Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Risk Management Assurance (CRMA), and Certified Government Auditing Professional (CGAP).   Lydia also currently serves as the Institute for Internal Auditors Nisqually Chapter President.   

  Please Note

  As of October 1, 2025, our webinars and events are subject to Washington state sales tax. For webinars, this is based on the address in your profile. Please be aware: If our system does not automatically apply sales tax when you register for a webinar, we will initiate a separate charge to your payment method on file for the related sales tax.

  Also – if you update your address in your profile, please email info@pnwacfe.org to notify us of the change. We will then update the sales tax location code in your profile accordingly. Thank you for your assistance!

  
  

  
  

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