Provincial Learning Event Webinar: Fraud Confidence – Recognizing Scams and Knowing What to Do

Fraud is constantly changing, and knowing how to respond with confidence has never been more important. In recognition of Fraud Prevention Month, we hosted a Provincial Learning Event on March 17 where participants learned about both common and emerging scams, including how fraud typically occurs. The session highlighted practical actions people can take to protect themselves, recognize warning signs, and respond quickly if something seems suspicious. It also clarified the role that banks and credit unions play, what happens when fraud is suspected, and encouraged participants to seek help with confidence and without hesitation.

Presented by Roxanne Davyduke, VP Sales & Service, of Cascadia Credit Union and Ashley Tite, Director Compliance & Fraud.

Roxanne Davyduke brings over 40 years of experience in the credit union system, having worked in a variety of roles rooted in strong community connections. As Vice President of Sales and Service for a newly emerged Cascadia Credit Union, she’s passionate about credit union culture and the relationships that connect members, employees, and communities. She’s a strong believer in financial literacy and supporting people through education and trusted guidance in every community the credit union serves. In addition, Roxanne is currently serving her third term as a City Councillor in Enderby, BC, where she’s committed to helping communities be the best they can be. Roxanne currently lives and works on the unceded, ancestral and traditional territories of the Secwepemc. A lover of the outdoors who appreciates all that BC has to offer, Roxanne is grateful for the opportunity to be part of this province-wide learning event and to share with  individuals and community partners on how to recognize scams and provide practical tools and ideas on knowing what to do.

Ashley Tite is the Director of Compliance and Privacy at Cascadia Credit Union, where she has built a 16‑year career spanning member service, back-office operations, compliance, and management. She specializes in regulatory compliance, anti‑money laundering, and fraud prevention, bringing a deep understanding of both operational needs and risk management.

Based in Summerland, Ashley enjoys life with her husband and two children. Outside of work, she can often be found exploring the outdoors, traveling, or reading.