IAATI/SEIAATI 72nd Annual Vehicle Crimes Conference

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72nd IAATI Vehicle Crimes Training Conference

Co-hosted by the Southeast Regional Chapter.

Premiere vehicle crimes investigation training is available! Meet professionals from around the globe, collaborate, and network with the experts. You will learn from the leading experts on current and new trends, preventative methods, investigative techniques with hands-on training, detections of schemes, and case studies.

The Conference App is sponsored by CATrak.

25 - 30 Ago 2024 (EDT)

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Hilton Orlando
6001 Destination Parkway
Orlando, Florida
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Monday Night Event

On Monday, August 26th, we will host a unique networking event at the Dezerland Orlando Auto Museum. The event will be from 6 to 9 p.m., and transportation will be provided if needed.

Buses start loading outside the Hertz Rental Counter at 1730 and will be leaving at 1745.

The museum has over 2000 vehicles valued at $200 million across 20 themed rooms.

Several of the rooms are The Batcave, Cars of the Stars, and the Bond Museum.

We will provide some food.

This is a great way to network with an awesome atmosphere.

Tickets

Non-Member Registration: For those not wishing to join IAATI. You must still meet membership requirements and will be vetted. If you would not qualify your registration will be refunded.; $750

Late IAATI Member Registration: No refund after July 25, 2024; Precio de Miembro $675

Late NEW Member Registration: No refund after July 25, 2024. 55.00 dollars of this fee is for new membership dues and can not be refunded or transferred if registration is canceled.

This ticket is for those who are not an IAATI member and wish to become a member. If your membership is denied, you may receive a refund.; $730

Ponentes

Christopher Ackerman
Regional Sales Manager, RecovR
Leer Biografía
SA
Shawn Andreas
President, ProtechDNA
RB
Ric Barber
Sergeant - Crime Suppression Team, Chamblee Police Department
TB
Todd Blair
Special Agent, NICB
Tim Booth
Datatag
Leer Biografía
Mike Briggs
CEO, VSST Ltd/TASSA
Leer Biografía
VC
Verusha Cano
Mark Carter
Corporate Security Manager, Enterprise Mobility (Alamo/Enterprise/National)
Leer Biografía
EC
Erico Cerezo
Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana
Ignacio Cocca
Leer Biografía
CC
Chris Cowen
CBPO, US Customs and Border Protection
Leer Biografía
LC
Les Cravens
Director of Law Enforcement and Policy, Auto Data Direct, Inc.
BE
Brandon Eldridge
Special Agent, National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB)
Leer Biografía
LF
Lazaro Fernandez
Detective, Miami-Dade Police Department
Leer Biografía
TF
Todd Foreman
EF
Ed Furman
Deputy District Attorney, Bucks County District Attorney Office
BG
Bryan Gast
Vice President of Investigative Services, Vice President, Investigative Services at Équité Association
Daniel Heinen
CEO, Graylark Technologies
Leer Biografía
Melissa High
Vice President, LoJack Technologies
Sherry Leveque
Manager Public Safety Engagement & Strategy, OnStar/GM
Iain McKinlay
CEO, Mckinlay-Davis Consultants Ltd
AM
Adrian Mills
Corporate Security Business Partner, Jaguar Land Rover
JM
Johnny Miyasaki
investigator, Regula
DM
David Mohr
Carfax
Leer Biografía
GO
Gregory O'Connor
Detective, Peel Regional Police
KP
Kevin Park
Government Affairs, Insurance Auto Auctions
JR
Jose Ramirez
Deputy LE Supervisory Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana
AR
Anthony Reep
Technical Instructor, Research Electronics International (REI)
Leer Biografía
George Ripley
SIU Manager, Donegal Insurance Group
Leer Biografía
JR
Joseph Rivera
Special Agent, NICB
DR
Diego Rojas Daydí
Magister, AACH
Leer Biografía
JR
Jon Ruttencutter
Automotive Anti-Counterfeiting Council
Darren Schlosser
Sergeant, Houston (TX) P D
Leer Biografía
Donnie Seyfer
Executive Director, NASTF
Leer Biografía
Thom Shea
Navy SEAL-Retired, U.S. Navy
Leer Biografía
AS
A.G. Speake
Detective, California Highway Patrol
Sheri Taynor
National Sales Manager, NDI Recognition Systems /FL DMV Retired
Leer Biografía
Justin Tolman
Director of Training for North America, EXTERRO
Leer Biografía
JV
Josue Vales
Auto Crimes Detective, Miami Dade Police Department
Leer Biografía
David VandeLinde
Vice President, Mobile Clinics at Hyundai., Hyundai
Leer Biografía
John Walker
Foreign Service National Investigator, United States Consulate General Toronto
Leer Biografía
CW
Charlie Warner
Detective, Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS)
Jason Webb
Vice President of Law Enforcement Solutions, Biometrica Systems Inc.
Leer Biografía
Lin Werkheiser
Director of Special Investigations, Command Investigations
Paul Wingrove
Leer Biografía
David Wise
Leer Biografía

Agenda

Registration
13:00 - 17:00Conference Registration
This will located on the main hotel floor just past the FedEx Office towards the conference area.
Orange Foyer
17:30 - 19:30President's Reception
It is hosted at the Hilton Orlando and will be outside, weather permitting. Casual Dress
Registration
07:00 - 08:30Conference Registration
This will located on the main hotel floor just past the FedEx Office towards the conference area.
Orange D-G
08:30 - 10:00Opening Ceremonies
10:00 - 10:30Recognition of Sponsors
David VandeLinde-VP Hyundai, Sherry LeVeque-GM OnStar, Christopher Ackerman-RecovR, Paul Wingrove-Rimgard Sweden
Christopher Ackerman
Regional Sales Manager, RecovR
Sherry Leveque
Manager Public Safety Engagement & Strategy, OnStar/GM
David VandeLinde
Vice President, Mobile Clinics at Hyundai., Hyundai
Paul Wingrove
10:30 - 10:45Break
Snacks are provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:45 - 11:15Automotive Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition
Jon Ruttencutter
Automotive Anti-Counterfeiting Council
11:15 - 12:00“The Scan Tool Project”
An Industry Effort to Address Vehicle Theft
National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF)
Donnie Seyfer
Executive Director, NASTF
12:00 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 15:00Three Simple Things: Leading During Chaos
Thom Shea
Navy SEAL-Retired, U.S. Navy
15:00 - 17:00IAATI AGM
The current board gives a brief overview of the year. The nominations committee makes its recommendation for the new IAATI leadership, and a vote is conducted.

All IAATI members are welcome and can vote by registering at https://iaati.glueup.com/events/117413/dashboard/
Dezerland Auto Museum-Sponsored by Pull-A-Part
17:30 - 21:00Networking Event-Off site
This event is off-site at Orlando Auto Museum at Dezerland. Buses will start loading at 1730 and will leave at 1745. Some food will be provided.
Key West A/B
08:00 - 09:45Innovations in Law Enforcement: Technology Showcase
-Class 1 (0800-0900): No Metadata No Problem, Predicting photo locations from pixels using AI (Daniel Heinen)

-Class 2 (0900-0945): Investigating People, not Applications. Effective Communication Review (Justin Tolman)
Daniel Heinen
CEO, Graylark Technologies
Justin Tolman
Director of Training for North America, EXTERRO
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45Motorcycle Identification
Todd Blair
Special Agent, NICB
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Trailer Identification
Charlie Warner
Detective, Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS)
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area
15:00 - 17:00Heavy Equipment Investigations: An Insurance Industry Perspective
Lin Werkheiser
Director of Special Investigations, Command Investigations
Florida 1/2
08:00 - 09:45Carfax for Police: Leveraging Data for Investigations
The objective of this course is to provide Law Enforcement Officers, Law Enforcement Support Personnel and Special Investigators with the knowledge of how to best utilize the information covered in a Vehicle History Report. Topics covered will include:

• Data sources
• How our VHR (Vehicle History Report) is created
• Partial license plate applications
• Monitoring vehicles of interest
• Data mining in the Crash Report database
• Mobile applications for investigators in the field
• Reading a VHR and identifying leads and discrepancies in a VHR
• How to identify potential stolen cars or vehicle fraud from a VHR
• Using the tools in deconfliction with other partner agencies
• And much more....

We will use real world case solutions to teach the various ways to apply our proprietary “Investigative Tools” to investigators.

In the training, we cover how members of your agency can utilize these tools to their advantage in investigations to include narcotics & vice, homicide, gang events, and offenses against juveniles. It is an important part of the program to teach investigators that any type of criminal offense where the suspect, witness or victim can be connected to a vehicle of interest will benefit from using these tools.

We will review dozens of CARFAX reports and attendee’s will learn how to read reports with a better understanding of how the information can help them in building their case. We will perform live searches in the database and teach attendees how to use the tools to mine relevant data pertaining to their investigation.
David Mohr
Carfax
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45National Motor Vehicle Titling Information System
Les Cravens
Director of Law Enforcement and Policy, Auto Data Direct, Inc.
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Interviewing, Illusions, & Court Psychology
The entire process of interviewing and interrogation is often described as the process of creating illusions to obtain information. Perception and impression in the court room are often overlooked in the final stage of your investigative work product. This course talks about human behavior and cognitive psychology and applies them to interviews, interrogations and court room testimony. Information is the commodity for professional investigators. This course will provide insight in the use of traditional and non-conventional DBR, active listening, cognitive bias and the power of the question mark. It will also focus on perceptual illusions to aid information collection and courtroom success. This session is specifically geared to both law enforcement and SIU.
George Ripley
SIU Manager, Donegal Insurance Group
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
15:00 - 17:00Analysis of Infotainment Data
A.G. Speake
Detective, California Highway Patrol
Key Largo A/B
08:00 - 09:45“Stolen Vehicle Recovery process through the Mexico – United States Convention ”
Erico Cerezo
Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana
Jose Ramirez
Deputy LE Supervisory Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45Current Auto Theft Trends in UK
Mike Briggs
CEO, VSST Ltd/TASSA
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Canada's Auto Theft Crisis-An Action Plan
Bryan Gast
Vice President of Investigative Services, Vice President, Investigative Services at Équité Association
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
15:00 - 17:00Cross Border Illicit Vehicle Crimes
Chris Cowen
CBPO, US Customs and Border Protection
John Walker
Foreign Service National Investigator, United States Consulate General Toronto
Key Largo C/D
08:00 - 09:45Partnering with the Public: Prevention & Education on Vehicle Theft
Shawn Andreas
President, ProtechDNA
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45Peer-to-Peer RV Rentals: Vehicle Theft Strategies and Solutions
Lin Werkheiser
Director of Special Investigations, Command Investigations
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Salvage Vehicles: Theft and Fraud
Kevin Park
Government Affairs, Insurance Auto Auctions
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
15:00 - 17:00Overview of TSCM, Threats, Bluetooth tracker threats/locating
Anthony Reep
Technical Instructor, Research Electronics International (REI)
Key West A/B
08:00 - 09:45Rental Vehicle Theft & Fraud
Mark Carter
Corporate Security Manager, Enterprise Mobility (Alamo/Enterprise/National)
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45Dealership Fraud
With fraud becoming the fastest-growing crime due to the extremely high risk/reward profit, criminals are using different forms of fraud to steal vehicles from dealerships. This course will show how Document Fraud, Identity Theft, and Synthetic Identity are used during the finance process to steal vehicles. Sergeant Schlosser will discuss how the Houston Police Department has partnered with the dealership industry and finance companies to battle this growing trend.
Darren Schlosser
Sergeant, Houston (TX) P D
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Jaguar/Land Rover Update
Adrian Mills
Corporate Security Business Partner, Jaguar Land Rover
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
15:00 - 17:00Infotainment Data-Berla Hands-On Demonstration
A.G. Speake
Detective, California Highway Patrol
Florida 1/2
08:00 - 09:45AI and How it Applies to Modern Investigations
Jason Webb
Vice President of Law Enforcement Solutions, Biometrica Systems Inc.
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45“Project High 5” Organized Vehicle Theft
Gregory O'Connor
Detective, Peel Regional Police
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Current Auto Theft Trends in UK
Mike Briggs
CEO, VSST Ltd/TASSA
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
15:00 - 17:00Vehicle Exam and Identification Processes
Includes EV Safety and Handling Protocols
Key Largo A/B
08:00 - 09:45Overview of TSCM, Threats, Locating Bluetooth Trackers
Anthony Reep
Technical Instructor, Research Electronics International (REI)
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45Investigative Resources for Recycled Materials: Understanding the Market for Catalytic Converters and Other Metals
Todd Foreman
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Public/Private Partnerships
Diego Rojas Daydí
Magister, AACH
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
15:00 - 17:00Law Enforcement and SIU: Understanding the Parallel Investigations
For every crime, there are two distinct investigations running concurrently to one another. A criminal investigation conducted by law enforcement and a civil investigation conducted by the insurance industry. The Special Investigation Units of the insurance industry are the “detective branch” of this industry and a very large percentage are former Officers and Detectives from local, state and federal departments. Understanding each type of investigation and the different laws in your state governing requests for information is key to acquiring the potential material information for your criminal case. We will explain the role of SIU and the investigations they conduct related to suspected insurance fraud and questionable claims. Auto Theft Investigations will be explored deeper to explain how SIU becomes involved after a claim for the theft of the vehicle is submitted and the typical investigative information obtained and stored. We will discuss how to formally and officially request that information for criminal investigations and the importance of avoiding collusion. Auto thefts, fraud, vandalism to vehicles, vehicle arson, drug lease/owner give-ups and theft from the motor vehicle will be discussed as examples of the more common reported crimes. These reported crimes result in a concurrent SIU investigation and many times, more information is obtained due to strict cooperation requirements in the insurance policy.
George Ripley
SIU Manager, Donegal Insurance Group
Key Largo C/D
08:00 - 09:45Smart Surveillance and Security: Cutting-Edge Technology in Buenos Aires for Urban Safety
Ignacio Cocca
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45Catalytic Converter Legislation
Les Cravens
Director of Law Enforcement and Policy, Auto Data Direct, Inc.
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45“Stolen Vehicle Recovery process through the Mexico – United States Convention ”
Erico Cerezo
Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana
Jose Ramirez
Deputy LE Supervisory Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
15:00 - 17:00Leveraging AI to enhance Your Human Trafficking Investigations
Jason Webb
Vice President of Law Enforcement Solutions, Biometrica Systems Inc.
Key West A/B
08:00 - 09:45Recycled Materials: Understanding the Market for Catalytic Converters and Other Metals
Todd Foreman
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided in the Exhibitor Area.
10:00 - 11:45Jaguar/Land Rover Update
Adrian Mills
Corporate Security Business Partner, Jaguar Land Rover
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Dealership Fraud
With fraud becoming the fastest-growing crime due to the extremely high risk/reward profit, criminals are using different forms of fraud to steal vehicles from dealerships. This course will show how Document Fraud, Identity Theft, and Synthetic Identity are used during the finance process to steal vehicles. Sergeant Schlosser will discuss how the Houston Police Department has partnered with the dealership industry and finance companies to battle this growing trend.
Darren Schlosser
Sergeant, Houston (TX) P D
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided.
15:00 - 17:00Open Source Intelligence
A.G. Speake
Detective, California Highway Patrol
Florida 1/2
08:00 - 09:45Classic Car Investigation
Johnny Miyasaki
investigator, Regula
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks to be provided
10:00 - 11:45Peer-to-Peer Car Sharing Frauds
Verusha Cano
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45RV Cloning Practices in the UK
Tim Booth
Datatag
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided.
15:00 - 17:00SEIAATI Annual General Business Meeting
Key Largo A/B
08:00 - 09:45Get More with LoJack: Case Studies
Melissa High
Vice President, LoJack Technologies
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided.
10:00 - 11:45Multi-jurisdictional Catalytic Converter Theft Case Study
Ed Furman
Deputy District Attorney, Bucks County District Attorney Office
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Concealed Identity Exposed
Enhance your skills to efficiently identify and combat vehicle identity fraud with our Concealed Identity Exposed Training Class. This essential course is designed for industry professionals, including dealership staff, insurance agents, and law enforcement officers at all levels, to improve their skills in detecting vehicle fraud. There are often details hidden in plain sight that will be presented to improve your effectiveness in identifying a vehicle that goes beyond the VIN tag. We will review the proven forensic techniques used to stay one step ahead of the con artist.
Participants will gain valuable insights into:
• Types of Common Vehicle Fraud: Learn about common schemes involving VIN tampering and attempts to conceal a vehicle’s identity and parts.
• Red Flags and Warning Signs: Recognize suspicious details and discrepancies in vehicle presentation, structure, identification and documentation.
• Best Practices for Verification: Develop skills in verifying VIN tags, VIN stamps, identification labels, Federal labels, etc., to ensure authenticity.

Through engaging presentations, interactive discussions, and case studies, this training will enhance your fraud detection capabilities to expose and/or protect your organization and clients from vehicle fraud. Do not miss this opportunity to expose the Concealed Identity of a vehicle effectively.
David Wise
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided.
15:00 - 17:00Cross Border Illicit Vehicle Crimes
Chris Cowen
CBPO, US Customs and Border Protection
John Walker
Foreign Service National Investigator, United States Consulate General Toronto
Key Largo C/D
08:00 - 09:45Current Auto Theft Trends / Cloned & Altered VIN Investigations Part 1 of 4
Ric Barber
Sergeant - Crime Suppression Team, Chamblee Police Department
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided.
10:00 - 11:45Current Auto Theft Trends / Cloned & Altered VIN Investigations Part 2 of 4
Ric Barber
Sergeant - Crime Suppression Team, Chamblee Police Department
11:45 - 13:00Lunch
On Your Own
13:00 - 14:45Current Auto Theft Trends / Cloned & Altered VIN Investigations Part 3 of 4
Ric Barber
Sergeant - Crime Suppression Team, Chamblee Police Department
14:45 - 15:00Break
Snacks will be provided.
15:00 - 17:00Current Auto Theft Trends / Cloned & Altered VIN Investigations Part 4 of 4
Ric Barber
Sergeant - Crime Suppression Team, Chamblee Police Department
Banquet
17:30 - 20:30Banquet
Celebrate a great week and the swearing-in of your new IAATI and SEIAATI boards at the Hilton Orlando Hotel. Dinner is provided.
Key West A/B
08:00 - 09:45Basic Marine Vessel Identification
Josue Vales
Auto Crimes Detective, Miami Dade Police Department
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks will be provided.
10:00 - 12:00Desktop Solutions to Vehicle Investigations
“This class will provide law enforcement officers, special investigation units, and criminal investigators with knowledge to remotely combat and identify VIN altered vehicles. This presentation will guide professionals into in debt investigation techniques that will be sure to check all the boxes and make for the successful identification, recovery and prosecution in cases dealing with clone and VIN switch vehicles. This training is designed to facilitate the investigative means that are used at the forefront of an investigation, to provide desktop solutions.”
Brandon Eldridge
Special Agent, National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB)
12:00 - 13:00Closing Ceremonies
Florida 1/2
08:00 - 09:45RV Cloning Practices in the UK
Tim Booth
Datatag
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks to be provided.
10:00 - 12:00Heavy Equipment Identification
Joseph Rivera
Special Agent, NICB
Key Largo A/B
08:00 - 09:45Automated License Plate Readers Technologies & Advancements
Sheri Taynor
National Sales Manager, NDI Recognition Systems /FL DMV Retired
09:45 - 10:00Break
Snacks to be provided.
10:00 - 12:00Import/Export Investigations
Josue Vales
Auto Crimes Detective, Miami Dade Police Department
Key Largo C/D
08:00 - 12:00IAATI Certification Testing

Expositores

Exhibitors

This could include Sponsors as well.

Virginia State Police HEAT Program

BERLA

Hyundai

Leonardo

Rimgard Sweden AB

Special Services Group

LeadsOnline

CarFax

StarChase

NDI Recognition Systems

Flock Safety

Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions

SKOPENOW

NEIAATI

CovertTrack
Pull-A-Part

Regula

Teel Technologies

Graylark Technologies, Inc.

EXTERRO

AIRMIKA Inc.

CATrak

ReMA

Tocho Marking Systems American

Enterprise

cat security

Whale Forensics

Ensurity

Remote Security Solutions

Streaming Networks

LoJack

biometrica

RecovR

Hafren Fastners

Vehicle Crimes Training, Networking, and Intel Sharing

Detalles del Evento

Monday Night Event

Tickets

Ponentes

Christopher Ackerman

Regional Sales Manager, RecovR

Shawn Andreas

President, ProtechDNA

Ric Barber

Sergeant - Crime Suppression Team, Chamblee Police Department

Todd Blair

Special Agent, NICB

Tim Booth

Datatag

Mike Briggs

CEO, VSST Ltd/TASSA

Verusha Cano

Mark Carter

Corporate Security Manager, Enterprise Mobility (Alamo/Enterprise/National)

Erico Cerezo

Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana

Ignacio Cocca

Chris Cowen

CBPO, US Customs and Border Protection

Les Cravens

Director of Law Enforcement and Policy, Auto Data Direct, Inc.

Brandon Eldridge

Special Agent, National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB)

Lazaro Fernandez

Detective, Miami-Dade Police Department

Todd Foreman

Ed Furman

Deputy District Attorney, Bucks County District Attorney Office

Bryan Gast

Vice President of Investigative Services, Vice President, Investigative Services at Équité Association

Daniel Heinen

CEO, Graylark Technologies

Melissa High

Vice President, LoJack Technologies

Sherry Leveque

Manager Public Safety Engagement & Strategy, OnStar/GM

Iain McKinlay

CEO, Mckinlay-Davis Consultants Ltd

Adrian Mills

Corporate Security Business Partner, Jaguar Land Rover

Johnny Miyasaki

investigator, Regula

David Mohr

Carfax

Gregory O'Connor

Detective, Peel Regional Police

Kevin Park

Government Affairs, Insurance Auto Auctions

Jose Ramirez

Deputy LE Supervisory Passport & Citizenship Assistant, US Consulate Tijuana

Anthony Reep

Technical Instructor, Research Electronics International (REI)

George Ripley

SIU Manager, Donegal Insurance Group

Joseph Rivera

Special Agent, NICB

Diego Rojas Daydí

Magister, AACH

Jon Ruttencutter

Automotive Anti-Counterfeiting Council

Darren Schlosser

Sergeant, Houston (TX) P D

Donnie Seyfer

Executive Director, NASTF

Thom Shea

Navy SEAL-Retired, U.S. Navy

A.G. Speake

Detective, California Highway Patrol

Sheri Taynor

National Sales Manager, NDI Recognition Systems /FL DMV Retired

Justin Tolman

Director of Training for North America, EXTERRO

Josue Vales