There is a well-known maxim in the realm of criminal investigation, as well as psychology: “The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior.” That is an important lesson in understanding the value – and limitations – of ...
Read moreScott Moritz is a managing director at global consulting firm Protiviti Inc., where he leads the firm’s fraud, anti-corruption, and investigations practice, serving clients worldwide in a variety of industries.
A noted anticorruption strategist with more than 26 years’ experience, Moritz has been a top consultant in designing programs to help companies use risk scoring and technology to identify, investigate, and remediate high-risk relationships. He was instrumental in the development and launch of widely recognized anti-corruption platforms and due diligence products. Prior to joining Protiviti, Moritz served as a managing director for global investigations and compliance at Navigant. Before that, he spent four years as the head of the anti-corruption and investigative due diligence practice at Daylight Forensic & Advisory, which was acquired by Navigant in 2010. Previously, Moritz also held leadership positions KPMG, LLP, in two separate instances, most recently as a director of corporate intelligence for the firm’s forensics practice. His experience also includes senior roles at IPSA International, Inc., BDO Seidman, LLP, and PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP.
Moritz spent 10 years serving as a special agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), where he gained extensive experience in complex investigations of multi-national criminal investigations that included organized crime, money laundering, fraud, corruption that often involved a variety of industries such as financial services, securities, insurance, and public and private services. He was a nationally recognized expert for the FBI on asset forfeiture investigations and money laundering.
Moritz graduated from the FBI Academy in Quantico, Va. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing and management from Jacksonville University.
There is a well-known maxim in the realm of criminal investigation, as well as psychology: “The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior.” That is an important lesson in understanding the value – and limitations – of ...
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