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Extraordinary Circumstances: The Journey of a Corporate Whistleblower
by Cynthia Cooper
from Wiley
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 
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A must read for anyone in auditing or a finance role 
Cynthia has a way of writing that makes this book incredibly accessible. If you've ever been a college grad, accountant, auditor, mother, experienced personal hardship or been faced with tough decisions you will relate to Cythia's story and think "That could have been me." Every auditor and corporate accountant should read this book. It should be a mandatory read for all business students. Todd Davies
www.todddavies.com.au
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Insider's report on the WorldCom fraud 
Cynthia Cooper, ex-WorldCom VP and former head of its internal auditing department, is a genuine hero. Despite her supervisors' pressure, browbeating and subterfuge, Cooper uncovered and exposed the massive WorldCom corporate fraud. When her information became public, it set off a cataclysmic chain of events: WorldCom exploded like dynamite. It filed for bankruptcy. Investors lost billions on the suddenly worthless stock. CEO Bernie Ebbers went to jail for 25 years. Other executives received prison... more info
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Extraordinary Book on Extraordinary Circumstances 
The book is as the title suggests - an ordinary person faced with extraordinary circumstances. If there is one book that I would encourage every current and potential internal auditor to read it would be Cynthia's book. It shows the challenges and risks that she and her team had to take and demonstrates why being in Internal Audit is both a huge privilege and a huge responsibility. I had the pleasure of meeting Cynthia and spending time with her during a recent Australian book tour. Her... more info
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Excellent first book! 
Cynthia Cooper was a true corporate whistleblower. She became famous, not by choice, but because of the WorldCom financial statement fraud valued at $11 billion. She was the Vice President of Internal Audit at WorldCom, a position that was not easily obtained. She almost single-handedly created the internal audit department at WorldCom, and her book Extraordinary Circumstances: The Journey of a Corporate Whistleblower details the struggle to get management to take internal audit seriously. Things... more info
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