Elizabeth Stone is an Associate Director on the Forensic Accounting team. She has experience in both the corporate accounting and forensic accounting fields and has worked on cases involving anti-bribery and corruption, fraud and misconduct, sanctions, and regulatory enforcement for clients throughout North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America.

Elizabeth’s experience includes global investigations, disgorgement calculations, monitorships, post-acquisition due diligence, and matters involving the evaluation and development of enhanced compliance processes and controls.

She is currently supporting the DOJ-appointed compliance monitor for a privatized military housing provider to the US Armed Forces, and she recently led an investigation into sanctions and bribery allegations in relation to a medical device supplier’s sales through distributors in the South Asia region. She has also recently worked on disgorgement calculations for global companies in the chemical, medical device, and auto industries.

Before joining the Forensic Accounting team, Elizabeth was an in-house Senior Accountant for FRA. She also previously held positions within the corporate accounting departments of an international merchandising company and a domestic mining company. Her corporate accounting experience includes tasks such as international financial reporting, cash flow forecasting, supervising accounts receivable and accounts payable functions, international tax requirements, maintaining fixed asset registers, calculating intercompany cost allocations, and tracking inventory to prevent and detect theft.

Elizabeth also served nine years in the United States Army, including both active and reserve duty, completing multiple tours in countries across the Middle East and Central Asia.

Elizabeth is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Clemson University.