JOIN US FOR A FREE BREAKFAST SEMINAR
FIGHTING FRAUD 101:
Stay One Step Ahead
Thursday, March 27 | 8 AM
Envista Event Center
3620 SW Wanamaker Road | Topeka
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Why attend?
Industry experts will equip you with the knowledge and tools to recognize and combat today’s most sophisticated scams. Whether you're an individual, business owner, or financial professional, this session will provide invaluable insights to safeguard your assets and personal information.
Enjoy breakfast on us while learning directly from experienced financial crimes experts!
What will you learn?
Join us for an interactive conversation to help stay one step ahead of fraud. Learn how to identify:
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Fraudulent Account Takeovers – How cybercriminals gain access to personal and business accounts and what you can do to prevent it.
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Text Scams (Smishing) – Learn how scammers use text messages to steal sensitive information and how to spot red flags.
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Scam URLs & Phishing Attacks – Recognize fraudulent websites and emails designed to deceive you.
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Identity Theft & Emerging Scam Techniques – Discover the latest identity theft tactics and how scammers exploit personal information for financial gain.
Meet Your Experts
Learn from two seasoned professionals with decades of experience in law enforcement, fraud prevention, and financial crime investigation. Detective Joe Kinnett and Ray Lundin bring their expertise in cyber fraud, identity theft, and criminal investigations to help you stay ahead of scammers.
Detective Joe Kinnett
Police Detective, City of Topeka
A 22-year veteran of TPD, Detective Kinnett has spent the last 8 years in the Financial Crimes Unit. Kinnett holds multiple certifications, including Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified Anti Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS), Crypto Compliance Specialist and Advanced Crypto Investigator through TRM Labs. He also serves on the federal Cyber Fraud Task Force and is proud to be a part of Operation Shamrock, a group that is leading the charge to combat specific cyber-based scams.
Ray Lundin
Loss Prevention Officer, Envista
Ray Lundin began his career in law enforcement in 1983 with the Riley County Police Department. In 1988, he joined the Kansas Bureau of Investigation where he worked a variety of felony crimes including narcotics, white-collar crime, violent “street” crime and homicide. Lundin is a 2005 graduate of the FBI National Academy and in 2008 he became an FBI Police Executive Fellow. He has since retired from Law Enforcement.
