There'll be a great line-up of speakers plus ample scope for discussion and debate.
Why You Should Attend...
With $55 billion lost in scams and an expected growth rate of 40%, online fraud is now the most reported type of crime in most countries. With a chance of getting caught of less than 0.05% scams have become a safe and very lucrative business. We’ll be discussing the latest facts, figures, and forecasts in online scams, and more importantly, how we can fight them more effectively and efficiently.
Key speaker is Jorij Abraham, Managing Director of the Global Anti Scam Alliance, whose mission is to prevent consumers worldwide from getting scammed and ScamAdviser.com, the global blacklist for malicious websites. He is also E-commerce professor at the Tio University of Applied Sciences.
Here's the programme so far...
Andy Agathangelou
Founder, Transparency Task Force; Governor, Pensions Policy Institute; Chair, Secretariat Committee, APPG on Pension Scams; Chair, Secretariat Committee, APPG on Personal Banking and Fairer Financial Services; Chair of the Violation Tracker UK Advisory Board
Professor Jorij Abraham
Managing Director Ecommerce Foundation/Scamadviser.com
Sue Flood
Co-Founder of the Ark Pension Scam Victims Support Group; and scam victim
Diane Bentley
Owner, Highthorn Holiday Accommodation; and scam victim
Carly Barnes
Chair of the APPG Advisory Panel, APPG on Investment Fraud
Chief Executive of Phoenix Sport and Media Group
Ben Rees
Technical Director, Keller Postman
Secretariat, APPG on Investment Fraud
Louise Baxter-Scott
Head of National Trading Standards Scam Team and an expert and trainer in consumer regulation and consumer vulnerability.
Member of the Home Office Joint Fraud Task Force.
Awarded an MBE for protection of vulnerable consumers from financial abuse.