Speakers

Mark was the first Director of National Intelligence for NZ Police (2009). In 2014 he was appointed as Deputy Chief Executive Strategy, in 2018 as Deputy Chief Executive Service Delivery, and, after a secondment to the NZ Govt COVID operational response centre, in October 2020 moved into the role of Deputy Chief Executive Insights and Deployment. He is now contracted part-time to NZ Police as Executive Lead: Future Policing.

Nathan is the ANZ Head of Business Development at TRM Labs. In this capacity, he plays a pivotal role in aiding Australian government agencies to combat illicit activities facilitated through blockchain technology. Nathan develops strategic partnerships and spearheads initiatives that enhance the visibility and intelligence capabilities of Australian and New Zealand government agencies in relation to blockchain networks.

Solomon is a trial and appellate lawyer, representing individuals and organizations before all levels of court in Canada. He is certified as a specialist in criminal law by the Law Society of Ontario. He is also a legal author and commentator, publishing dozens of academic and popular articles and is the co-author of Canada’s leading text on firearms law and regulation. In 2014, he was named one of the Forty under 40 by the Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Chamber of Congress.

Katie George is a Senior Intelligence Analyst with Queensland’s environmental regulator under Department of Environment, Science & Innovation. Katie is an accomplished Intelligence Practitioner with thirteen years of tactical, operational, and strategic intelligence delivery, including experience in leadership and capability building of intelligence functions and mentorship of budding analysts.

Helen Glazebrook is a leading criminal intelligence expert who has applied her skills across a broad range of intelligence environments over the last twenty-five years including law enforcement, national security, regulatory, corrective services and most recently the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission where she spent 15 years as a Senior Specialist Intelligence Analyst.

Mitch Green is an Assistant Director of Intelligence with the Australian Skills Quality Authority and has worked in diverse intelligence functions across various government agencies over the last four years. Mitch holds a Bachelor Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice and is experienced in producing tactical, operational and strategic intelligence assessments in the criminal and regulatory intelligence domains.

Todd Harland is the CEO of consulting firm, AML Solutions International which, for the past 10 years has provided specialty compliance, advisory and training services to Australian businesses and technical assistance and training to law enforcement and intelligence agencies in developing nations throughout Africa and the Middle East.

Andre Harrington is a recent entrant to the security sector. He is an experienced Information and Communication Technology (ICT) professional and holds current postgraduate academic qualifications in the fields of Criminology, Cyber Security, and Intelligence Analysis. Andre is also currently completing a Master of Intelligence Analysis at Charles Sturt University.

Natalie is the Director of the ATO’s Complex Liaison Unit and Intelligence Capability team, responsible for some of the ATO’s most sensitive and complex multi-agency matters. She drives a strong intelligence tradecraft to ensure the ATO is well placed to prevent, detect, and deal with fraud against Australia’s tax and superannuation systems.

Brendon is a senior intelligence professional with over 20 years of experience across Defence, NIC, policing, and corporate intelligence functions. He currently leads ANZ’s cyber threat intelligence team.

Stewart Howard is a distinguished Principal consultant with decades of experience in enhancing organisational performance through data analytics and artificial intelligence. Stewart leads the Global Safety and Security Sector, providing expert guidance on the implementation of advanced AI Strategy to improve decision-making and operational efficiency.

Jacqui has worked in various senior strategic executive roles over the last 20 years, specialising in corporate and customer strategy and business model innovation. Jacqui works with future focused leaders who are passionate advocates for positive and purposeful change within their organisations. In recent years, she has worked with individuals and teams across industries including, pharmaceuticals, insurance, banking, telecommunications, professional services, energy and utilities, aged care, and education.