Scammers monitor layoff announcements. Your people are about to be targeted. This is the session that tells them what's coming and how to survive it.
When a company announces layoffs, it hands its people a map with no warning labels. The scammers already know the layoffs are coming — they're watching the headlines, scraping the press releases, and building fake job listings before the severance letters are signed. The workers who need the most protection are the ones least likely to know the threat exists.
A focused, evidence-based session built for outplacement cohorts — the people who just learned they're out of a job and are about to become the most targeted job seekers on the internet.
$9,500 per session. Up to 50 attendees. Virtual or on-site.
Inquire to BookA complete fraud-awareness track embedded into your outplacement program — for companies that want to do more than hand people a resume template and call it support.
Starting at $24,000. Volume pricing available for cohorts of 100+.
Request a ProposalFor Outplacement Providers
If you're an outplacement firm — Lee Hecht Harrison, Right Management, Challenger, or similar — and you want to add fraud-awareness education as a standard feature of your service offering, let's talk about a session block partnership. Buy 5 sessions at $6,000 each or 10 sessions at $5,500 each — sessions deploy against your client roster as needed and don't expire for 18 months. White-label content licensing also available for firms that want to deliver the material in-house.
Contact for Partnership Pricing →Company Reaches Out
HR, legal, or your outplacement provider contacts us. We confirm cohort size, timeline, and format — virtual or on-site.
Session Is Tailored
Content is adjusted for your industry — the fraud patterns targeting tech workers aren't the same ones targeting healthcare or finance.
Workshop Delivered
Live session with real case examples, red-flag walkthroughs, and open Q&A. Each attendee leaves with the Fraud Triage Kit.
Follow-Up Window
For the Full Program: 30-day direct-access window so employees can flag a suspected scam and get a fast answer.