Stavros Katsios is Professor of International Economic Relations and International Economic Crime at the Ionian University, Corfu, Greece and Director of the Laboratory for Geocultural Analyses/Geolab Institute.
I am a retired senior police officer having a career in security whilst serving in the Armed Force and criminal investigations within the Police Service. I completed the Senior Leaders Development Programme at Bramshill Police College and I live in the UK.
Hayley Westwood is a Compliance professional with over 6 years’ experience, primarily in the private sector. She holds Advanced Certifications with the ICA, including specialist certificates (most recently Trade Based Money Laundering).
Zula Tesfai is an M&E Specialist for the ECOWAS project "Organised Crime: West African Response to trafficking (OCWAR – T)", jointly commissioned by the European Union and the German Federal Foreign Office.
Political Scientist. Researcher at the Center of Studies on Transnational Organised Crime (University of La Plata), Ludmila collaborates with the Center of Strategic Studies of the Army of Peru (CEEEP).
Kate Wilson is an ex Merseyside Police Detective. The latter half of her career was spent specialising in financial crime working on overt and covert criminal investigations targeting organised crime groups. She was also a practitioner in the practical application of the Proceeds of Crime Act a
Alexandra Hall is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne. She has research expertise in pharmaceutical crime, drug trafficking, counterfeit markets, technology-facilitated crime, and global supply chains.
Attila is a Law lecturer and independent researcher focusing on Law subjects, working for many years as a lecturer at the International Business College Mitrovica in Kosovo. He teaches Business Law, Public Administration and EU-related subjects.
Dr. Vorobyeva is a post-doctoral fellow at the Latin American and Caribbean Center at Florida International University. Her research interests include gang violence, drug trafficking, organized crime, rule of law, and illicit financial flows, with special focus on Latin America and Russia.
Julian Laufs is a currently a PhD student at University College London’s Department of Security and Crime Science where he focusses on the prevention of future crime and terrorism.
