Three businesses, each built on what years of fraud work taught me, plus the personal apps I built for my own life and use every week.
My forensic accounting and consulting firm for Georgia businesses: fraud risk assessments, forensic investigations, litigation support, and the Business Health Check, a full-population review of a company's books for the patterns sampling misses. Client engagements run through Blue Horizon.
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Forensic software that reads the whole file instead of a sample. RAE scores a business against known fraud patterns, Tracer traces funds and assets, Speed Reader reviews document productions, Blacklight handles divorce financial analysis, and Cold Case runs exception monitoring for banks. It is the engine behind the Business Health Check.
illuminaterisk.aiWebsites, events, and CPE for chapters of professional associations, starting with ACFE chapters. A website the board edits itself, event registration, payments into the chapter's own Stripe account, membership, and CPE certificates built in. It grew out of running CPE events for the chapters I serve.
chaptermanager.techPrivate apps I built for my own use. They are not open to the public, but they are where I try out ideas before they show up anywhere else.
A coaching app for the youth basketball team I coach: the roster and families, game-day rotations that track the league's playing-time rules, the rulebook, and a play designer. It works offline, because gym wifi never does.
Maintenance tracking for the family cars: mileage and fuel economy, service history, next-service estimates, documents linked from Google Drive, and an issues log with Claude built in to talk through what the shop says needs doing.
A workout and health tracker. It logs each session against my training plan and pulls in Apple Health data for trends in sleep, heart rate, and more.
An automated options trading system for my own accounts. It runs rule-based strategies, with a dashboard, a kill switch, and an alert to my phone on every fill.
Whether it's an engagement, a software pilot, or your chapter's website, I'm easy to reach.