William Smith, the former CFO of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, has admitted to stealing over $44.3 million from the nonprofit over a span of a decade in one of Detroit's largest financial frauds. The conservancy, which champions revitalization of the city's riverfront, is fighting to restore its damaged reputation and recover the embezzled funds while introducing greater financial oversight and transparency measures.
"It takes years to build trust, seconds to break it, and a lifetime to repair it." This bitter truth has struck the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy with staggering force. A nonprofit once celebrated for driving the revitalization of Detroit's riverfront no...
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