Tuesday 17 November
Police Sector Roundtable
Join policing professionals, investigators, data specialists and industry experts for an interactive roundtable exploring the technologies and strategies transforming modern law enforcement.
This collaborative event will examine how emerging technologies are helping police forces enhance operational effectiveness, improve investigative outcomes and strengthen public trust. Through expert-led discussions, practical demonstrations and peer-to-peer knowledge sharing, attendees will gain insights into some of the most important developments shaping the future of policing, including digital identity, artificial intelligence, automation, APIs, intelligence-led investigations and financial crime prevention.
The agenda combines strategic perspectives with real-world applications, offering an opportunity to hear from subject matter experts, contribute to interactive sessions, and discuss the challenges and opportunities facing policing today.
What You'll Gain from Attending
By attending this event, you will:
- Discover hidden data opportunities and learn how previously underutilised information sources can enhance investigations and intelligence gathering.
- Explore the future of police data management, including the role of AI, APIs and automation in improving efficiency and decision-making.
- Understand the UK's evolving digital identity landscape and its impact on policing, public services and citizen interactions.
- Learn how entity-centric intelligence approaches can help uncover hidden relationships, identify risks and strengthen investigative outcomes.
- Gain practical insights from policing and industry experts through real-world examples, use cases and collaborative discussion.
This event is designed to encourage collaboration, spark new thinking and equip attendees with knowledge they can apply immediately in their day-to-day roles.
Police Sector Roundtable
Date: Tuesday 17 November 2026
Time: 10am - 3pm
Venue: The Sir John Peace Building, Experian Way, NG2 Business Park, Nottingham, NG80 1ZZ
Agenda
| Time | Session |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | Registration and networking |
| 10:30 | Welcome and introduction |
| 10:35 | Data you didn't know existed |
| 11:00 | Shaping the future of investigator online: Interactive feedback & discussion session - Corrine Taylor |
| 12:00 | Lunch and networking |
| 1:00 | Future of Police data: AI, APIs, and automation |
| 2:00 | Digital Identity in the UK: From policy to everyday use - James Torselli |
| 2:30 | Entity-centric intelligence: Connecting people, organisations and digital assets to reveal hidden insights |
| 3:00 | Close |
Speakers
Paul Sandelands
Business Development Director - AML/Financial Crime, Experian
Paul Sandelands is a fraud, identity, and financial crime specialist with over 25 years of industry experience. Throughout his career, he has helped organisations across financial services, telecommunications, insurance, and the public sector improve how they identify risk, detect fraud, and support investigations. His background spans traditional fraud and AML solutions through to emerging technologies including behavioural biometrics, facial recognition, document authentication, and digital identity frameworks.
James Torselli
Head of Identity, Experian
As Head of Identity at Experian, James leads our digital identity and identity orchestration strategy. With seven years at Experian spanning both fraud and identity domains, he focuses on helping businesses onboard customers seamlessly while balancing security and user convenience. Operating in a fast evolving landscape shaped by rapid advances in technology and changing regulation, he works closely with organisations to help them navigate, adopt and make sense of the digital identity ecosystem, enabling trusted, low friction customer experiences at scale.
Corrine Taylor
Senior Product Manager, Experian
Senior Product Manager in the Collections, Tracing & Investigation Domain, responsible for Trace and Investigation products including Investigator Online. Having spent over twenty years working in Financial Services, primarily in Collections, Tracing and Bureau Reporting, with 7 years at Experian in Product Management. Corrine’s background has given her an insight into how Experian’s clients use their products to inform their decision making and is always seeking feedback and opportunities to enhance the Collections, Tracing and Investigations portfolio.
Sean Hutchins
Capability Consulting Director, Experian
With more than 20 years' experience in credit bureau data, Sean Hutchins has worked across the entire credit lifecycle, from customer acquisition and account management to collections. Throughout his career at Experian, he has held leadership roles spanning consultancy, product management, data strategy and sales, giving him a deep understanding of both traditional and alternative data and how it can be applied to solve complex challenges.
Jason Mckee
Product Director - Collections and Customer Management, Experian
Jason McKee is Product Director for Collections, Tracing, Investigation and Customer Management Data at Experian, where he is responsible for a range of batch, API and screen-based data products, including Investigator Online. He has spent 20 years working with data, from dashboards and reporting through to analytics-led strategy and operational decision-making.
Anonymised guest speaker
NPCC National Financial Intelligence Lead, National Police Chief's Council
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