I speak about cyber-enabled financial fraud, online scams, digital safety, victim/survivor recovery, and the emotional and financial impact of cyber fraud.

My presentations combine lived experience, practical education, and systems-level advocacy to help audiences understand how fraud happens, recognize the human impact, reduce risk, and respond with greater awareness and confidence.

My perspective is grounded in lived experience as a romance fraud survivor and strengthened by the empowerment to regain agency, strength and courage towards reframing a return to stability, inner peace and happiness.

Having navigated fraud, recovery, and the systems intended to support victims firsthand, I bring audiences beyond statistics to understand the human impact of cyber fraud, while offering practical insight, informed perspective, and a clear path toward awareness, resilience, and meaningful change.

My presentations are designed for businesses, professional associations, fraud specialists, legislators, policymakers, government agencies, law enforcement, financial institutions, victim service providers, nonprofits, community organizations, schools, senior-focused organizations, and other groups seeking a deeper understanding of cyber-enabled financial fraud and its human impact.

Each presentation can be tailored to help audiences recognize risk, strengthen prevention, improve response, support victims/survivors, and advance more informed policies and practices.

Yes. I offer customized programs and interactive workshops for businesses, organizations, professional teams, community groups, and other audiences.

Sessions can focus on fraud awareness, digital safety, social engineering, victim-centered response, communication, resilience, and practical ways teams can reduce risk and respond more effectively. Each program is tailored to the audience and includes real-world examples, clear guidance, and actionable takeaways.

I also offer FLOW Circle, a peer-guided reflection and renewal experience created to support emotional grounding, self-awareness, personal discovery, and connection following cyber fraud, theft, or other life-changing experiences. FLOW Circle is not therapy or professional mental health care. Rather, its focus is empowering participants to regain inner stability within their control when what’s outside of their control feels overwhelming.

Yes. Each presentation, training, or workshop can be tailored to specific audiences, objectives, industries, and the desired level of detail.

We can discuss the topics, challenges, and outcomes most important to organizations, and shape the content, format and takeaways accordingly. The goal is to create a relevant, engaging experience that meets your audience where they are and delivers meaningful value.

Yes. My presentations include practical, easy-to-understand strategies audiences can use to recognize warning signs, reduce risk, strengthen digital safety, and respond more effectively when something feels wrong.

Recommendations are tailored to the audience and may address social engineering, identity protection, online communication, financial safeguards, reporting, and steps individuals and organizations can take before and after suspected fraud.

You can inquire about a speaking engagement through the contact form (book a conversation) on this website. Debbie is available for keynotes, conference sessions, workshops, trainings, panel discussions, fireside conversations, webinars, podcasts, media interviews, and educational events—in person or virtually.

Start a conversation about your audience, goals, event format, and how best to support your program.

Yes. Presentations, trainings, workshops, panel discussions, and educational sessions are available both in person and virtually.

The format, length, and level of audience interaction can be adapted to fit your event, platform, audience, and program goals.

Presentations typically begin at 30 minutes. The best length for a full presentation is 60 minutes, allowing adequate time for meaningful content, plus 30 minutes for audience engagement and Q&A.

Sessions may also be scheduled back-to-back or as part of a multi-session series when a deeper exploration is desired. This format can be especially effective for audiences with different roles or responsibilities, including leadership teams, law enforcement, financial professionals, victim service providers, policymakers, and community groups.

Session length and format can be tailored to the audience, event schedule, and program goals.

Please include your event date, location or virtual format, audience, estimated attendance, preferred presentation topic, desired session length, and any specific goals or challenges you would like addressed.

Once I understand your needs, we can discuss availability, presentation fit, customization, fees, travel requirements, and next steps.

Yes. I am available for podcast appearances, media interviews, moderated conversations, and expert commentary related to cyber-enabled financial fraud, victim impact, recovery, prevention, digital safety, and advocacy.

When reaching out, please include the topic, media outlet or organization, format, anticipated timeline, and interview details.

Yes. Debbie Fox Media LLC, doing business as Debbie Fox Unscripted, is registered and insured. Documentation is available upon request.