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Cynthia Cooper is an American accountant who formerly served as the Vice President of Internal Audit at WorldCom.
Feb 1, 2008 · But the odyssey that began when Cynthia Cooper, the then–vice president of internal audit at WorldCom, decided to investigate anomalies in the company’s accounting entries ended by inspiring critical — and heavily criticized — legislation: the U.S. Senate responded to revelations about massive accounting fraud at the telecom giant by ...
Feb 4, 2008 · When TIME called Cynthia Cooper in 2002 for an on-the-record interview — her first since she had uncovered massive fraud in the WorldCom accounting books, which would eventually add up to $9...
Cynthia Cooper, corporate whistleblower, discusses her discovery of one of the largest frauds in corporate history while she was vice president of internal audit at WorldCom in Mississippi.
Aug 11, 2021 · Cynthia Cooper, head of WorldCom's internal audit department, exposed the company's $11 billion accounting fraud in 2002. She blew the whistle on the executives who ordered the deceptive entries and helped change the corporate governance law in the US.
Dec 30, 2002 · Meanwhile, Cooper, a woman known as a perfectionist, was losing control over her domain at WorldCom. One day she walked into the office and found eight investigators perusing her files.
But the only reason WorldCom's board of directors discovered the accounting fraud was through the efforts of the company's internal auditor, Cynthia Cooper, and her dedicated subordinates.
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