Associates
Computer Crime, Fraud and Training
Professor Nigel Jones MBE FBCS
Formerly a Detective Sergeant with more than 30 years of experience with Kent Police, primarily in commercial fraud, digital forensics and cybercrime investigation. He was responsible for the creation of the National High Tech Crime Training Centre and the High Tech Crime Training Programme for the UK police service. He is a special advisor to both Interpol and Europol and a consultant for the Council of Europe and United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, assisting with capacity building programmes in the developing world. He is currently the training manager for a €2.7 million European Commission funded programme to further harmonise cybercrime training across international borders.
Computer Crime, Fraud and Training
James Stark
Following a 30 year career with the Metropolitan Police during which he gained wide ranging experience in all aspects of Major Crime Investigations particularly Fraud and Financial Investigation, he became involved in various non-insurance service offerings and products, particularly Information Security offerings (including a range of gap reviews) and IT Disaster Recovery Products. He is currently involved in the the development and delivery of economic crime, money laundering and financial investigation training on behalf of the Interior Ministry in Qatar. He has designed and delivered bespoke internet investigation and covert online operations training for clients in the private sector to aid their fight against IP rights abuse.
Medical and Disciplinary Investigations
Howard Perry
Howard is a Senior Healthcare Executive with extensive experience in both the Public and Independent Health Sectors. He has Board Level experience that includes; organisational start-up, efficiency programmes, Integrated Governance reviews, due diligence and VFM Reviews, disciplinary investigations and disciplinary panels. Howard has developed and delivered senior management training programmes in Business Management and Marketing.
Performance Management, Assessment and Training
Roger Harding
Formerly a teacher with 23 years experience including 6 years as a Deputy Head, he now works as an independent consultant providing specialist advice to Local Authorities and schools in all aspects of performance management and pay progression. He is an accredited Performance Management Adviser and Regional Trainer for the Training and Development Agency and was an assessor and co-director for the National Education Assessment Centre established to identify and develop head teachers. He was an assessor for Kent’s Leadership Assessment Centre established to assess and develop senior managers across all Directorates.
Educational Investigation and Development
Bryan Mitchell
Formerly an Education Officer with Kent County Council with wide experience of managing investigation work in schools. More recently he has worked as a freelance consultant with schools, school governors and voluntary sector organisations on a range of challenging issues and with multi agency teams involved in the development of services particularly for children. He is a governor in two Kent schools and is involved in the voluntary sector in the development of community based services.