Welcome to CCC-ACFE's Chapter Website

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What Being a Certified Fraud Examiner Means

The designation of Certified Fraud Examiner does not signify that the holder of the title is an “expert” in the field of fraud examination. It does mean that the fraud examiner has met the requirements of the ACFE and is receiving the continuing education on deterrence, detection, investigation, and prosecution in fraud and abuse situations. Fraud examiners have various areas of expertise and come from various backgrounds such as auditing, investigation, and law enforcement. Many have experience with regulatory agencies of Federal and State governments. The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners requires that the CFE receives at least 20 continuing education credits per year with at least ten of the credits being specific to fraud and the other ten being fraud-related. The previous education and experience of a CFE usually is an indicator of the qualifications for a specific job in fraud examination.

President's Message...

Welcome to the Central Carolina Chapter of the ACFE  web site. The site, and the Chapter itself, represents you, the membership. If you have any questions about the site or the chapter, whether you are a member or are considering joining the Chapter, please feel free to reach out to me or any Board member for additional information. For current member our contact information is listed on the Chapter Leadership page, for non-members we can be reached at CCCACFETreasurer@gmail.com.

CCC ACFE President