An Award-Winning Speaker
Tiffany Couch is an award-winning speaker on the topics of fraud, forensic accounting, and investigative skills. She has presented to audiences throughout North America, from accountants to legal firms to business organizations in a myriad of industries. She serves as a faculty member for the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) and is also the winner of their 2014 James R. Baker Speaker of the Year, honoring an individual who has demonstrated the true spirit of leadership in communication, presentation and quality instruction. Her engaging style and practical advice consistently earns her high marks with her audiences.

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Why Hire Tiffany?
  • Experience: She has over 15 years of experience investigating financial fraud.
  • Award-winning: She is the recipient the James R. Baker Speaker of the Year award presented by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
  • Interactive: She engages her audience through Q+As, quizzes and storytelling.
  • Custom: Her presentations can be tailored to address specific objectives.

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Speaking Topic Examples
The Thief in your Company
Tiffany Couch has seen theft in many forms, but what sticks with her is the emotional devastation that these crimes leave in their wake. The Thief in Your Company helps all organizations learn how to protect against fraud schemes, recognize the typical fraudsters, take specific steps if fraud is discovered and understand the emotional impacts of fraud.
Professional Skepticism
As auditors and investigators, having professional skepticism is not only a critical skill, but a requirement under professional standards. But what does professional skepticism look like and how does one hone their skeptical mind? In this course, we will use examples of actual documents and verbatim conversations that turned otherwise ordinary interactions into fraud investigations uncovering losses in the millions.
Interviewing skills for Auditors
Your professional standards require you to consider the risk of fraud in an organization and to rely on interviews of management and staff to satisfy this requirement. We'll talk about the fact that just 4 percent of all frauds are discovered by external auditors, examine the reasons why those statistics are so low, and incorporate ways to bring more success to the informational interviews you conduct as an auditor.
Understanding Financial Reports
As an entrepreneur you are great at what you do, delivering your products or services, connecting with your customers, and building a business. But below all of that success, you worry that you don't understand your financials. You may ask yourself some of the following: "Why is it that my income statement shows I'm making money, but I have no cash in the bank?" "What is a balance sheet and why is it important to my business?" "Why doesn't my accountant help me understand these numbers?" Your financials shouldn't scare you; they should empower you. Let Tiffany show you how.
Money Matters
Money. At the heart of every business and every human is the want and need for money. And despite knowing the "money rules" about saving and budgeting and limiting debt, so many of us continue in broken cycles of scarcity when it comes to money. What if you could change your outlook... and your relationship... with money? We'll dive into hard truths about the mixed messages we've inherited, the shame and fear most of us carry around our relationship with money, and simple tools to lead you on the path to abundance.
Additional Topics
Tiffany can tailor her topic to fit your particular industry or audience. With her engaging style and practical tools, you and your audience will not be disappointed. Some additional topics might include corporate internal audit or investigator training, elder abuse, building a culture of honesty and fraud in specific industries.
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"Tiffany was an excellent speaker. I could listen to her seminars for days. She was knowledgeable, articulate, and entertaining."
J.L.
Seminar Participant, 2021
"I read your report yesterday and it is very impressive. I'm sure you get that all the time. From an investigative standpoint, not only can it provide evidence of... theft/criminal mistreatment, it also tells the investigator leads to follow and how to plan a suspect interview. In cases where vulnerable people are exploited, oftentimes the victim is unable to tell us what happened so making a case can be very difficult.

Thank you so much for your help on this case. The victim is deceased and your assistance is proving critical in finding out what happened to her money and who is responsible."
[Unnamed Detective]
Portland, Oregon