Professional Speaker • Ethics and Accountability

A powerful message about the consequences
of keeping silent—and redemption.

Helen is an insightful speaker who not only helps individuals understand the importance of ethics in the workplace, but also advocates for employees to speak out. In this era of bullying, our college graduates need to know how ‘going with the flow’ and not speaking up can impact their lives and the lives of others. Fantastic speaker!

Annette Craven, Ph.D.

Wonderful to hear Helen’s story. This was one of the most inspiring stories I have heard at a CPE event.

Audience MemberHouston TSCPA CFO/Controller’s Conference

It was a powerful experience listening to your story. Thanks for sharing and for all that it took for you to reach the point where you could stand before an audience and speak.

Professor Stephen ArbogastUniversity of Houston

Truly enjoyed this presentation, extremely interesting and moving. I have never been to any discussion, much less one at lunch, where no one spoke, stirred or left. Truly excellent.

Audience MemberHouston TSCPA CFO/Controller’s Conference

Compelling, amazing story, eye-opening and a little scary.

Audience MemberHouston TSCPA CFO/Controller’s Conference

Your story was riveting. You delivered it perfectly. Looking forward to hearing it again!

Sherron WatkinsThe Enron Whistleblower

The two hours with your were maybe the most important ones in my entire college career.

College Student

Very powerful presentation. I felt privileged to hear her story. Thanks for giving us this opportunity.

Audience MemberHouston TSCPA CFO/Controller’s Conference

Being in that room was like watching a match dropped on dry tinder … I was locked on each word of her story, as was virtually everyone in the room.

Dr. Michael ShaubTexas A&M University, Mays Business School

Outstanding speaker. Real-world experience and consequences. Brave lady.

Audience MemberHouston TSCPA CFO/Controller’s Conference

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Dr. Michael Shaub

Posted April 25, 2013

Being in that room was like watching a match dropped on dry tinder … I was locked on each word of her story, as was virtually everyone in the room.

Dr. Michael ShaubTexas A&M University, Mays Business School

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Excerpt from “Low Man on the Totem Pole: How I Became a White Collar Criminal”

Lunch with Leaders at Incarnate Word Academy

Posted October 13, 2013

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Mahatma Gandhi 1000 Lights for Peace Celebration

Posted October 13, 2013

I was recently a guest speaker at the annual “1000 Lights For Peace” celebration in Houston sponsored by the Mahatma Gandhi Library. Her[...] Read more »

Houston ACFE Lunch Presentation – June 11, 2013

Posted May 30, 2013

Looking forward to presenting for the Houston Association of Certified Fraud Examiners on June 11, 2013. Tickets are still available at: http://ho[...] Read more »

Conversations with Women Leaders at the Murray Hill Institute

Posted May 25, 2013

Thank you to Kathy McGarry and the Murray Hill Institute http://texas.murrayhillinstitute.org for inviting me to speak this past Thursday evening at t[...] Read more »

Interview on myFOX Houston

Posted April 29, 2013

Greg Groogan from Fox26 here in Houston recently did a piece on my work to educate college students and professionals about ethics and integrity.[...] Read more »