The Southeastern Energy Credit Association (SECA) is a professional association of credit managers and other executives employed by major energy manufacturing companies located in the southeastern United States. At the SECA Annual Conference, Mr. Mazur will discuss why businesses face new risks, simply by getting paid.  He will outline some of the most recent fraud and money laundering schemes that affect many major corporations, and he will explain how U.S. companies importing oil from South America and other regions of the world are likely to receive tainted funds generated by global drug trafficking organizations.