The effective fight against corruption requires proper anti-corruption knowledge and skills. Decision makers need to be qualified! Stop investing in ignorance.

The AACI is the only organization all over the world that targets decision makers to help them deter, prevent, and detect fraud and corruption through the methodical management anti-corruption certification program Certified Anti-Corruption Manager (CACM).

Our CACM members exist in many countries all over the world as the membership base grows steadily and consistently. We believe that CACMs are the change leaders wherever they are and whatever they do. We support them and our constituents with well-structured and smartly delivered learning programs and up to date news and reports. These learning workshops are centered on the topics of anti-corruption intelligence. We also encourage academic institutions all over the world to help them engage their students in corruption prevention as those students will be the leaders and decision makers of tomorrow. Though we are a for-profit institution, we do not charge academic institutions any fees when we deliver our services to their students. We also started in 2016 to offer the Organizations Anti-Corruption Certification Program. It is an innovation of our researchers and technical staff who started working on it since the early days of 2014.  We must reach the leader of tomorrow today, and to open their eyes.

The AACI coinedanti-corruption intelligence to mean the minimum, optimum knowledge a decision maker should have to avoid fraud and corruption intelligently. Such knowledge includes the proper blend of due diligence, internal controls, anti-corruption, governance, decision making, process auditing ( from a management perspective and duties) to avoid anti-corruption and fraud. By avoidance, we emphasize the concept of deterrence and prevention.  Corruption prevention is less expensive and better than any cure. – L. Burke Files. 

Setting the proper tone at the top is the responsibility of the head of state, the prime minister, minister, board of directors, CEOs, etc. As power is coined with authority, accountability is directly associated with responsibility. It is meaningless and misleading when the fight against corruption becomes mere slogans than effective strategies. Those strategies are destined to fail unless they are executed by qualified human capital.