Jamie Wohlert CPA, CFF
Enforcement Accountant, U.S. SEC
Jamie Wohlert has worked in the SEC's Division of Enforcement since 2014. She previously spent a decade working as a forensic accountant at a global consulting firm. Mrs. Wohlert has spent her career investigating allegations of accounting and disclosure improprieties on topics that include stock-based compensation, fair value measurements, software revenue recognition, the percentage of completion method of revenue recognition, contingent liabilities, impairment, and segment reporting.
Mrs. Wohlert is a certified public accountant, is certified in financial forensics, and holds a commerce degree from the McIntire School at the University of Virginia.
Appearances
IdentificationSEC1907DateDecember 9, 2019Hear an update from a panel of SEC Accountants on the recent Financial Fraud and Issuer Disclosure enforcement actions and activities within the SEC's Division of Enforcement…Speakers
Matthew Jacques, CPAManaging Director, AlixPartnersPeter Rosario, CPASupervisory Accountant, U.S. SECJustin J. Sutherland, CPASenior Enforcement Accountant, U.S. SECTonya Tullis, CPASenior Enforcement Accountant, U.S. SECJamie Wohlert, CPA, CFFEnforcement Accountant, U.S. SEC
IdentificationSEC2218DateDecember 14, 2022Accountants from the SEC's Division of Enforcement will discuss the important themes arising from the Division's recent work, covering cases brought by the Commission over the past year in the areas of accounting, auditing, and financial reporting…Speakers
Chief Accountant, Division of Enforcement, U.S. Securities and Exchange CommissionJamie Wohlert, CPA, CFFEnforcement Accountant, U.S. SECSenior Adviser, Enforcement-OCA, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
