Cameron Field brings to VIDOCQ a distinguished career in both law enforcement and the private sector. Cameron specializes in complex fraud, anti-money laundering and sensitive corporate investigations, corporate due diligence and training, behavioral threat, and risk assessment evaluations. Cameron served with the Toronto Police Service for 32 years and worked in a variety of roles including drug enforcement, major crime, white-collar crime, behavioral assessment, internal affairs, and corporate training. He was the Officer in Charge of the Corporate Crimes Team and supervised complex investigations into multi-million-dollar fraud, money laundering, and investment scams of national and international scope. He then joined BMO’s Anti Money Laundering Office for five years in their leadership team. In this role he consulted on AML program development, regulatory filing, transaction monitoring, enhanced due diligence, major investigations, terrorist financing, sanctions avoidance cases, and on privacy matters in large corporate investigations. He led intelligence and law enforcement liaison for the Global AML Group and represented the bank in numerous public private partnerships targeting transnational financial crime. Cameron received a Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies from the University of Guelph and a Master of Science in Criminology from the University of Leicester in England. His master’s degree dissertation focused on cybercrime involving fraud and identity theft. He is also a Certified Anti Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS). Cameron lectures and publishes extensively in industry and law enforcement circles and contributes to academic research through scholarship and peer review. He currently sits on the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police Private Sector Liaison Committee and is a Director of Programming for the GTA Toronto Chapter of the Association of Certified Anti Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS). He has served on Boards for the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Toronto Beyond the Blue, International Association of Crime Prevention Professionals, Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals, and the Canadian Society of Evidence Based Policing.