In my current role, I play an integral role as a member of the SCJS senior management team, leading on capability and capacity building programmes in the best interests of the UK Government, EU Commission, and other international donors.I am recognised for managing the development and delivery of the following Rule of Law projects to completion, since promotion to this position.Some of my valuable career highlights can be found below:• Illicit Financial Flow Project, Pakistan: On behalf of the FCDO, provided sustainable multi-agency working to combat financial crime, including money laundering and the funding of terrorism through collaboration with five key law enforcement agencies of Pakistan.• Organised Immigration Crime, Pakistan: Ensured smooth delivery of a bespoke training programme to Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) immigration and anti-human trafficking investigators by leading the project, which was commissioned by Immigration Enforcement International (UK) and funded through the CSSF.• Counter Funding of Terrorism (CFT) Training, Kenya: Steered the delivery of a bespoke training and capacity building programme to the Kenyan authorities to combat the funding of terrorism as commissioned by the British High Commission, Nairobi.• Crime Scene Management & Crime Scene Coordination Online Training, Trinidad & Tobago: Developed and delivered an online training course for CSI training staff enabling them to introduce CSM and CSC into the training curriculum for police officers and CSIs• Financial Investigations, Ethiopia: Commissioned by DCAF, the Geneva Centre for Security and Governance to deliver bespoke financial investigation training using an online platform for the Ethiopian Federal Police.

This role allowed me to develop and deliver the following rule of law projects to completion:• Crime Scene Investigation Capability Building for the Nigerian Air Force (NAF): Improved level of awareness through development and delivery of a series of in-country training courses on Crime Scene Investigation, Crime Scene Investigation, and Forensic Awareness for Managers and Train the Trainer (CSI).• Led 4 year EU Funded project on Counter Terrorism intelligence, investigation and judicial cooperation across Horn of Africa (Kenya, Uganda, Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia).• Crime Scene Investigation Capability Building for the Turkish Coast Guard: Implemented Crime Scene Investigation into the working processes of the Turkish Coast Guard following their elevation by the Turkish Government to be an official Law Enforcement Agency of Turkey through design, development, and delivery of a 6 month programme of institutional development.• Designed and delivered an investigative interview training programme for the Independent Commission of Investigation (INDECOM), Jamaica, providing the cutting edge interview techniques for personnel conducting investigations into suspected extra judicial murders in liaison with Portsmouth University.• Liaised with the Criminalistics Department, Georgia to deliver CSI and Court Room Skills training contributing to a programme of work being funded through the British Embassy.• Delivered Train-the-Trainer courses and conducted a review of the Turkish Jandarma Criminal Database, whilst working as an EU Twinning Project Subject Matter Expert.• Led the co-ordinated of programme of training on Investigation and Interviewing Skills for the National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Nigeria on behalf of the British High Commission in Lagos.• UK lead for the 2 year, EU funded PRUM DNA project (UIPDE), managing the project through to completion leading to a paper being submitted to and debated by UK parliament.

Detective Superintendent, responsible for the review of serious crime investigations, cold case investigative and forensic reviews and serious case reviews raised through Safeguarding Boards, Domestic Homicide Panels and MAPPA SMB. Role included leading the Crime Standards Review Team to deliver district reviews capturing and disseminating lessons to be learnt for personal development and organisational learning. As Temporary Head of Department also had responsibility for the management and oversight of the Force Performance Team, Force Crime Registrar and the Quality and Finalisation Team for crime recording. Whilst in this role, developed and led on the creation of a new unit within the Constabulary with the primary aim to ensure that recommendations from review, audit and inspection processes result in real change and continuous improvement in the service that Hampshire Constabulary provides to the communities of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

Police Officer / Detective, successful career across a broad range of specialisms including Intelligence, Investigation, and Crime Scene Investigation. Achieved the rank of Detective Superintendent before retiring from the service in 2014.

Detective Chief Inspector, responsible for the management of the public protectiion unit for Western Hampshire. This comprises Child Abuse and Vulnerable Adult Investigations, Offender Management and Safeguarding. In addition held force lead for Adult Safeguarding representing the constabulary on all four Safeguarding Adult Boards across the force area.