Aggregated Intelligence. Actionable cases.
Real disruption.

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Adjusting for underreporting, the FTC estimates that the overall cost of fraud to older consumers in 2024 may have been as high as

$81.5 billion

That's $223 million each dayer minute

Federal Trade Commission. Protecting Older Adults. December 2025

In 2025, total fraud losses reported to the FBI by those over the age of 60 topped

$7.7 billion

That’s

up 60% from

the reported losses from 2024.

Internet Crime Complaint Center. 2025 Internet Crime Report. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2026.

Our mission is to reduce elder fraud in America.

Law enforcement is constrained by competing priorities, jurisdictional challenges, and lack of available resources to address the avalanche of fraud that is largely perpetrated by transnational organized crime rings. Private companies possess valuable data, but there is no central repository to link it with other data sets.

The National Elder Fraud Coordination Center (NEFCC) will address this problem by aggregating and analyzing private and public sector data through an organized crime lens, tying cases together and creating high dollar investigative packages for federal law enforcement investigation and prosecution.

Our goal? To help dismantle the fraud business model.

Founding Members

Strategic Members

Members

Supporting Partners

Leadership

Brady Finta

Founder & CEO

Kathy Stokes

Board Member

Director, Fraud Prevention Programs, AARP

George Khouzami

Board Member

Managing Director at SI Global Partner

Claire Rushton

Board Member

Senior Director, Global Investigations, Walmart

Steve Schenbeck

Board Member

Partner, CPA, Plante Moran

Albert Shin

Board Member

Head of Cybercrime Investigations Group, Google

Jamie Wendell

Board Member

Senior Corporate Counsel, Customer Protection & Enforcement

Adam Braverman

Board Member

Partner, Morrison Foerster

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Brady Finta

Founder & CEO

Brady Finta is a former FBI Supervisory Special Agent with a diverse background. Born into a military family in San Diego and a graduate of the University of South Carolina, Brady’s journey took him through six years as an Infantry Officer in the U.S. Marine Corps before joining the FBI in 1998. With 12 years as an FBI SWAT Operator and three years as an FBI SWAT Supervisor, Brady has proven himself in high-pressure situations, demonstrating strong leadership and a commitment to public safety. Furthermore, he has made significant contributions on the international front supporting the FBI’s mission serving in Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Indonesia.

During his tenure with the FBI, Brady spent 13 years in the Los Angeles Division and the last 10 years in the San Diego Division. His work focused on combatting Organized Crime, Gangs, and Child Pornography. In 2013, he was appointed Supervisor of the Cross Border Violence Task Force, where he specialized in Transnational Organized Crime investigations including kidnappings, murders, and Cartel Finance/Money Laundering. In 2018, Brady took on the role of Supervisor of the North County Office in San Diego, initiating the establishment of the first ever San Diego Elder Justice Task Force to protect vulnerable members of the community. He continues today to fight the fight against elder fraud by building the National Elder Fraud Coordination Center.

Brady’s dedication extends beyond his professional life. He and his wife of 20 years are the proud parents of two children, which further underscores his purpose of making the world a safer place.

Kathy Stokes

Board Member

Director, Fraud Prevention Programs, AARP

Kathy Stokes is a nationally recognized leader in the fraud arena. As Director of Fraud Prevention Programs with the AARP Fraud Watch Network, Kathy leads AARP’s social mission work to educate older adults on the risks that fraud represents to their financial security. Since 2019, she and her team have expanded AARP’s leadership in this space by mounting a national campaign to change the narrative on how we talk about fraud victims and guiding an effort to fundamentally transform how our country addresses fraud. Kathy currently serves on the advisory council to the Board of the International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators and on the advisory council to the Senior Issues Committee of the North American Securities Administrators Association. She has an MA from Johns Hopkins University in American Government and a BA from the University of Pittsburgh in Rhetoric and Communication.

George Khouzami

Board Member

Managing Director at SI Global Partner

George Khouzami is a highly skilled investigator and physical security expert. He is a 26-year veteran of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) where he served as the long-time Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) of the Public Corruption and Financial Crimes programs for the FBI’s New York Office. He was responsible for the investigations of federal violations for civil rights, healthcare fraud, and other white-collar crimes. He directed and oversaw an unprecedented number of high-profile investigations and prosecutions during his tenure. George is currently a Managing Director at SI Global Partners. Prior, he served in Global Compliance as Vice President of the Law Enforcement Liaison and Rapid Response Team for Goldman Sachs in their New York headquarters. A native of Brooklyn, New York, George received a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in Organizational Behavior from Pace University.

Claire Rushton

Board Member

Senior Director, Global Investigations, Walmart

Claire Rushton is from Staffordshire, England. She attended Liverpool University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology and later Leicester University where she received a master’s degree in security and risk management. Claire joined the police and then Safeway supermarkets as an investigator. After Safeway she joined Marks and Spencer’s, Sainsbury’s and then Asda, all in the UK, and all in security and/or investigations. Within Asda, Claire led the Operational Security team which encompassed investigations, security, business continuity and executive protection. In 2017, Claire moved to NW Arkansas with Walmart to lead the Crimes Against the Business team within the Global Investigations family. This team focuses on the most significant and complex investigations impacting the business across such areas as cybercrime, ecommerce, organized retail crime, insurance fraud and health and wellness.

Steve Schenbeck

Board Member

Partner, CPA, Plante Moran

Steve Schenbeck has over 40 years of public accounting and business experience with a major firm. Throughout his career, he’s amassed broad based experience with business strategy, mergers and acquisitions, and international operations in various industries.

Albert Shin

Board Member

Head of Cybercrime Investigations Group, Google

Albert Shin has spent the last 20 years of his career combating online abuse and fraud in the tech sector, leading a variety of product teams tackling abuse detection, black box penetration testing, and investigations. Albert currently heads up Google's CyberCrime Investigation Group (CCIG), which investigates all large-scale criminal and malicious activity utilizing Google platforms. CCIG's core mission is to disrupt all significant cybercrime activity and help facilitate real world consequences against bad actors.

Jamie Wendell

Board Member

Senior Corporate Counsel, Customer Protection & Enforcement

Jamie Wendell is an experienced cybercrime and security lawyer. He currently leads Amazon’s Customer Protection and Enforcement (CPE) team, which is composed of cybercrime attorneys and investigators. CPE stops criminals who exploit Amazon’s customers, sellers, vendors, and partners. Jamie oversees complex investigations into malicious schemes, builds cases against the perpetrators, and executes external enforcement strategies, including referring bad actors to law enforcement and filing strategic civil cases to dismantle the highest impact schemes. Jamie works extensively with law enforcement around the world. CPE’s work has stopped numerous fraudulent schemes, disrupted and recovered significant financial proceeds from bad actors, and led to the arrests of criminals in numerous countries.

Adam Braverman

Board Member

Partner, Morrison Foerster

Adam L. Braverman is a partner in Morrison Foerster’s Investigations + White Collar Defense and Commercial Litigation + Trial groups. He currently represents companies and their executives in internal and government investigations, white collar criminal defense matters, and parallel civil litigation related to allegations of bribery, government procurement fraud, COVID-19 and CARES Act fraud, anti-money laundering violations, and matters involving organized crime. Adam formerly served as Associate Deputy Attorney General for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California. Prior to joining the government, Adam was an associate at a leading global law firm where he dedicated his practice to civil litigation, white collar criminal cases, and internal investigations. Adam received his J.D. from The George Washington University School of Law and his B.A., cum laude, from The George Washington University.

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