Powerpoint Presentations

Below are many of the powerpoint presentations given at CAPI's various conferences and events. They provide valuable overviews on numerous topics related to the public integrity field. 

2016:

April 6: Building Integrity - Preventing & Avoiding MWBE Fraud in New York

February 16: NYPD's New Watchdog - A discussion with Inspector General Philip Eure

2015:

April 24-25: Global Cities: Joining Forces Against Corruption 

• The Shifting Landscape of Urban Corruption: New Challenges, New Approaches
• Engaging the Public: Mobilizing Citizens, Civil Society, and the Media
• Game-Changing Cases: An Inside Look at Breakthrough Investigations
• Comeback Cities: Restoring Integrity after a Corruption Scandal
• Bridging Political Boundaries: Partnering with National and State Government
• Ensuring a Clean Clean-Up: Fighting Fraud in the Wake of Disaster

2014:

November 14: Corruption in the 21st Century

• Using Data to Investigate: Award-winning data journalist, Giannina Segnini's view on how leading journalists are now employing big data to tackle corruption on the macro level. 
• Transparency and Technology: A discussion of the crucial role of emerging technologies in enhancing public integrity, from Reinvent Albany Executive Director John Kaehny. 
• ClaimStat Overview: Review of the uses of NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer's ClaimStat platform. Presented by David Saltonstall, Assistant Comptroller for Policy at the New York City Comptroller's Office.
• The Global Corruption Landscape: Overview of the current state of corruption on the global stage from Transparency International Co-Founder, Frank Vogl. 
• Curtailing Corruption: People Power for Accountability and Justice: Investigative findings on the use of "people power" and popular movements in anti-corruption initiatives from Shaazka Beyerle, Senior Advisor at the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict. 

September 11: Maximizing Illicit Profits: Understanding How Corrupt Officials Choose How Much to Charge for Bribes: This presentation details anti-corruption studies conducted by MIT Professor Benjamin Olken. It accompanied Professor Olken's appearance in CAPI's Perspectives on Public Integrity speaker series.

May 30: Busting Graft and Boosting Budgets

• Asset Forfeiture: This powerpoint details responsible asset forfeiture tactics. It was presented by Sharon Cohen Levin, Chief of the Money Laundering and Asset Forfeiture Unit in the Criminal Division of the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.
• Asset Forefeiture - A DOI Perspective: This powerpoint by Deputy General Counsel of the New York City Department of Investigation, Benet Kearney, explains the hows and whys of asset forfeiture from a uniquely municipal perspective.
• Equitable Sharing:This powerpoint explains how and why governmental agencies can share revenue generated through asset forfeiture. It supported a presentation given by Alice Dery, Deputy Chief of the Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section in the Criminal Division of the United States Department of Justice.
• Federal Asset Forfeiture Tools for Public Integrity Investigations: These slides detail the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Asset Forfeiture Program and how other law enforcement agencies can engage with it. It accompanied a presentation given by Douglas Leff, Assistant Special Agent in Charge at the New York Office of the FBI.
• Doing Good Leads to Doing Well - Oversight as a Key to Economic Turnaround: This powerpoint outlines economic benefits of proper governmental oversight and its implication in municipalities countrywide. By David Eichenthal, Managing Director of Public Financial management, Inc. and Executive Director of the National Resource Network.