Fraud Defense – True Stories. Real Scams.

Scammers don’t take breaks—and neither do we. After drawing over 170 attendees last year, the hard-hitting community event “Fraud Defense: True Stories. Real Scams.” is back for a second round, and it’s bigger, bolder, and more important than ever.

??? Wednesday, September 3, 2025
?? 6:00–7:30 PM
?? Theatre on the Bay
750 W Bay Shore Street, Marinette, WI
This free, one-night-only event brings together a powerhouse lineup of financial experts and law enforcement to expose how scams really happen—and how you can stop them. Whether it’s a phone call, email, or social media message, fraud is evolving fast. “Fraud Defense” arms attendees with real-world tools to fight back.
Meet This Year’s Emcee: Erin Davisson
Erin is a familiar face to many—she spent 32 years as a trusted anchor and reporter at WFRV Green Bay before retiring in 2020. In 2021, the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association honored her as a Local Broadcast Legend in recognition of her outstanding career. Now a resident of the Wausaukee area, Erin stays active in the community by volunteering with several organizations, including Friends of the Wausaukee Library. With her clear delivery, quick wit, and genuine rapport, Erin will guide our evening—turning complex fraud tactics into practical, take-home strategies.
What You’ll Experience:

• True scam stories that happened right here in Northeast Wisconsin
• Live speaker panels featuring local police, fraud investigators, and banking professionals
• Hands-on resources from trusted organizations to take home
• Free refreshments and networking with your community

“This isn’t a lecture—it’s a wake-up call,” says Kelly Heroux, President & CEO of Peshtigo National Bank. “Fraud is targeting our neighbors, our parents, our small businesses. This event pulls back the curtain on how it really happens—and how to shut it down.”
Hosted by Your Local Financial Community
Proudly presented by Integra First Credit Union, Peshtigo National Bank, and Stephenson National Bank & Trust, this collaborative effort showcases our shared commitment to protect and educate our communities.
All are welcome—no registration required. Just show up, learn something new, and leave safer than you came.