Media Profiles of Tracy
Millions of dollars are missing from a Milwaukee company, and an employee is charged with stealing a staggering sum of money. How deep the fraud goes is something investigators are still deciphering. FOX6 gives you a look at how they do it, and how they think one employee made off with millions.
In this interview with Milwaukee's Fox affiliate, WITI 6, Tracy Coenen talks with news anchor Brad Hicks about how the Koss fraud may have been perpetrated, and how the company apparently made it so easy for former VP of Finance Sue Sachdeva.
College of Business Administration and Graduate School of Management
Entrepreneurial Award
Tracy L. Coenen, Arts '93, Grad '96
Tracy Coenen may not know where the bodies are buried, but she knows how to follow the numbers. When it comes to forensic accounting, she wrote the book on the subject. In fact, she wrote three: Expert Fraud Investigation: A Step-by-Step Guide, Essentials of Corporate Fraud, and The CPA's Handbook of Fraud and Commercial Crime Prevention.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
By Rick Romell
Tracy Coenen was a criminology major at Marquette University when a class on investigating financial crimes sparked her interest in forensic accounting - a field she had never heard of until then. She started taking business courses, eventually securing an MBA and the skills necessary to become a certified public accountant.
An Update of Our Women of Influence Alumni
Today the winners of the 2009 Women of Influence Awards, given by The Business Journal, were honored at an awards luncheon. Today's publication included some past winners of the award.
My Midwest Inflight Magazine
By Catherine Arnold
If you have big plans in business, it’s likely that you’ve thought about earning a Master of Business Administration.
Accounting Crossing
By Amit Agarwal
A certified public accountant and a nationally recognized expert in fraud investigation, Tracy Coenen is a successful entrepreneur. She has worked in the area of forensic accounting for more than 10 years and has been self-employed for seven of them. Coenen is an inspiration to those who not only want to pursue careers in accounting but are also eager to start their own businesses.
Small businesses find blogging can be useful -- but time consuming.
Wall Street Journal
By Sarah E. Needleman
A few months after launching a blog early last year, Get It In Writing Inc. started seeing traffic to its Web site soar.
