Fraud is a Culture Issue? The Financial Consenquences of Turning a Blind Eye with Evie Wentink
About this episode
The episode discusses how fraud is fundamentally a cultural issue within organizations, featuring insights from guest Evie Wentink.
You may think fraud is a financial issue. And you would be wrong! According to my guest, “Fraud is a culture issue with financial consequences.” And I tend to agree. Everything in an organization — good or bad — begins and ends with culture. When leaders look the other way (as illustrated by Tom Hardin's first fraudulent trade going unchallenged by his boss), a culture of permissiveness takes root. Kelly welcomes back Evie Wentink for her return appearance on Fraudish. Evie is a complia...
People in this episode
Host: Kelly Paxton
Guest: Evie Wentink
Topics covered
- fraud
- organizational culture
- financial consequences
- leadership
- permissiveness
Keywords
- fraud
- culture
- financial consequences
- leadership
- organizational behavior
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