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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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  May Lunch & Learn Session 

  The Ai Threat Awareness, Abuse, and Operational Countermeasures

  *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

  A review and demonstration of the overall threat AI poses in the world of fraud. Where we are at today and where we need to be tomorrow.

  Presenter

  Charles Mount, CFE, Investigator and Intel & Analytics Supervisor at the Department of Labor and Industries

  

  
  

  Presenter Bio

  Charles Mount is a Certified Fraud Examiner, white-collar crime investigator, and U.S. Army Special Operations veteran with a background in banking and financial investigations. His work focuses on identifying emerging fraud trends, strengthening investigative practices, and helping organizations improve accountability through data-informed approaches. He has extensive experience conducting complex investigations involving criminal employer premium fraud, workers’ compensation fraud, provider fraud, and other forms of financial misconduct. In addition to his investigative work, Charles develops and delivers training on fraud awareness, tactical field preparedness, and open-source intelligence (OSINT) methods. He is known for translating complex fraud risks into practical strategies that agencies and professionals can apply in real-world environments. Through speaking engagements and collaborative training, he aims to equip organizations with the tools needed to stay ahead of evolving threats.

  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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• May PNW ACFE Chapter Lunch & Learn: The Ai Threat Awareness, Abuse, and Operational Countermeasures

  • When
    May 14, 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Zoom

  Register

  May Lunch & Learn Session 

  The Ai Threat Awareness, Abuse, and Operational Countermeasures

  *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

  A review and demonstration of the overall threat AI poses in the world of fraud. Where we are at today and where we need to be tomorrow.

  Presenter

  Charles Mount, CFE, Investigator and Intel & Analytics Supervisor at the Department of Labor and Industries

  

  
  

  Presenter Bio

  Charles Mount is a Certified Fraud Examiner, white-collar crime investigator, and U.S. Army Special Operations veteran with a background in banking and financial investigations. His work focuses on identifying emerging fraud trends, strengthening investigative practices, and helping organizations improve accountability through data-informed approaches. He has extensive experience conducting complex investigations involving criminal employer premium fraud, workers’ compensation fraud, provider fraud, and other forms of financial misconduct. In addition to his investigative work, Charles develops and delivers training on fraud awareness, tactical field preparedness, and open-source intelligence (OSINT) methods. He is known for translating complex fraud risks into practical strategies that agencies and professionals can apply in real-world environments. Through speaking engagements and collaborative training, he aims to equip organizations with the tools needed to stay ahead of evolving threats.

  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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• June PNW ACFE Chapter Lunch & Learn: Your Project Isn’t Telling You the Truth

  • When
    June 11, 2026
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    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Zoom

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  June Lunch & Learn Session 

  
  

  Your Project Isn’t Telling You the Truth

  The Warning Signs That Never Appear in Dashboards, Reports, or Slide Decks

  *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

  
  

  

  Most large, complex projects watch the dashboard, not the road. Leaders review familiar metrics and feel reassured by “green” indicators – even as real dangers form outside the reporting frame. Dashboards capture activity, not vulnerability, and routinely filter out the uncomfortable messages leaders most need to hear.

  This session helps project leaders detect the early, subtle signals of project collapse long before timelines slip or issues become public. Using real-world examples, Matthew shows why the conditions that matter most never appear in slide decks, why routine reporting blinds teams at critical moments, and how project instability can take root when no one is looking.

  Presenter

  Matthew Oleniuk

  

  
  

  Presenter Bio

  Matthew Oleniuk is a former senior executive who provided oversight of large, high-

  stakes government projects, where optimistic reporting, complex governance, and formal assurance often obscured emerging problems. He saw firsthand how early warning signals rarely appear in dashboards, reports, or risk registers.

  Today, Matthew works with senior leaders and delivery teams to strengthen how insight, evidence, and judgment shape real decisions. His sessions explore why critical signals are missed, how assumptions harden without challenge, and how information is simplified in ways that reduce understanding. His focus is on helping leaders intervene earlier – before small misinterpretations compound into visible delivery failures.

  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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• Annual Business Meeting - 2026

  • When
    June 25, 2026
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    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Zoom Meeting

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  Annual Business Meeting

  Thank you for being a valuable member of our chapter. As a member of our chapter, we invite you to participate in our Annual Meeting. 

  The PNW Chapter Annual Meeting will take place on June 25th, and this will be the time where we discuss the affairs of the chapter and begin planning for the next year. Topics include: 

  • Membership Updates
  • Financial Updates
  • Announce Scholarship Recipients
  • Strategic Planning for 2026-2027
  • Board Member Election Results

  
  

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