In September of 2008 Anthony D’Angelo retired from the FBI after 24 years of service to assume a management position at United Security Services. His responsibilities include Federal contracts, business development, loss prevention and mitigation, financial crimes, corporate security and fraud detection and prevention. Mr. D’Angelo is also responsible for implementing and overseeing corporate compliance, ethics and integrity programs on behalf of United Service Companies. Mr. D’Angelo is a recognized expert on counterterrorism, critical infrastructure protection, identity theft and background screening.Mr. D'Angelo was assigned to the Chicago Division of the FBI where he was the supervisor in charge of the Financial Crimes Program responsible for investigating financial institution fraud, mortgage fraud, identity theft, money laundering, bankruptcy fraud and fraud against the government. He also established and managed the multidisciplinary Chicago Mortgage Fraud Task Force (CMFTF) and Chicago Metropolitan Identity Fraud Task Force (CMIFTF). Previously Mr. D'Angelo supervised a Counterterrorism (CT) squad that investigated Al Qaeda and radical extremist. Mr. D'Angelo also managed a reactive CT squad and was the Chicago Joint Terrorism Task Force Coordinator which included law enforcement personnel from twenty local, state and federal agencies. During that time Mr. D’Angelo had management responsibilities for O'Hare and Midway International Airports. Mr. D'Angelo has provided domestic and international training on behalf of the FBI to state, local, federal and territorial law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, businesses, professional associations and prosecuting attorneys concerning a wide variety of white-collar crime and counterterrorism topics. Mr. D’Angelo also trained law enforcement and government representatives internationally at International Law Enforcement Academies in Bangkok Thailand, Hungary and in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.