Shareholders don't need experts in clandestine operations and agents who are trained to lie for a living, what they need is a great CFO.
>>Markopolos began his career on Wall Street in 1987 as a broker with Makefield Securities, a small Erie-based brokerage.[10] In 1988, he obtained a job with Darien Capital Management in Darien, Connecticut, as an assistant portfolio manager.
From 1991 to 2004, he served as a portfolio manager at Boston-based options trading company Rampart Investment Management, ultimately becoming its chief investment officer.[11]
He now works as a forensic accounting analyst for attorneys who sue companies under the False Claims Act and other laws, emphasizing tips that result in continuing investigations into medical billing, Internal Revenue Service, and United States Department of Defense frauds, in which a "whistleblower" would be compensated.[12][13]
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