He has appeared on numerous panels and web-cast productions as an expert on fraud. He is the author of the book, Life Saving Lessons - the diary of a white collar criminal and a contributing columnist for the Business Journal, Scotsman Guide and the Mortgage Press.
In his talk, Fraud & Consequences, Jerome tells his story of getting caught up in the fraud conspiracy that led to complete financial and psychological collapse. His story is delivered in a gripping yet, entertaining fashion. He draws parallels to certain unethical behaviors that occur in the “business as usual” culture that exists in Corporate America today.
Everyone in Corporate America has the opportunity every day to commit fraud, omit facts or turn the other way. There are professionals today who may be unaware of, or think, “It’s no big deal.”
For over 2 years his name was, Federal Inmate Number 08657-041. Before that, Jerome Mayne was the founder and CEO of two corporations, respected in the financial community and the father of two young boys. In 1999 he received a 21 month prison sentence for conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud and money laundering – crimes that took place four years earlier. On November 4th, 1999, he reported to the Federal Prison in Yankton, South Dakota and his career and his life were changed forever.
Jerome now speaks on fraud and ethics for associations and Fortune 500 companies around the country.
