Interview With Author And Reformed White-Collar Criminal Walt Pavlo

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Walt Pavlo is a nationally recognized speaker who lectures on all aspects of white collar crime and federal law enforcement. In addition to speaking, Walt is the co-founder and president of Prisonology, an expert testimony, consulting and training firm for issues on the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

Walt co-authored "Stolen Without A Gun" with Neil Weinberg (Reporter at Bloomberg) and is currently a contributor to Forbes.com and the New York School of Law's Compliance and Enforcement Program where he writes on white-collar crime and the federal legal system. He is a Loyola Law Journalism Fellow. Over the past 14 years Pavlo has presented at top ranked business schools, accounting firms, law enforcement agencies and professional societies as part of their training program. He recently appeared on CNBC's American Greed for his coverage of the Sky Capital trial. Pavlo is represented by the speaker's bureau 500 Pearl Street (www.500PearlStreet.com).

Pavlo's story and work have been covered by Forbes, NY Times, Wall Street Journal, NBC Today Show, National Public Radio and ABC Nightline. He is a frequent contributor on white-collar crime on CNBC and Fox Business. When not speaking, he is covering white-collar crime for Forbes.com and his own website www.500PearlStreet.com

 Visit Walt's Website: https://prisonology.com .

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