Stan is a highly experienced and accomplished Strategic Consultant with 30 years of
experience in law enforcement. He has a deep understanding of the complex challenges
facing the criminal justice system and wider partners and is committed to finding innovative
solutions to combat transnational threats, reduce violence and inequality, and increase
public safety.

Previously the Director of the Thames Valley Violence Reduction Unit, he is currently the
lead for Risk Technology within the National Police Chiefs’ Council for the UK, Stan is
spearheading the development and implementation of a Common Data Platform for
information sharing across sectors.

Stan is a Professor at Keele University, and a Senior Research Fellow at the University of
Exeter. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a Senior Associate Fellow with the
Police Foundation, a Fellow of the Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Association,
and an Ambassador for Administrative Data Research UK. These collaborations provide an
excellent basis for his passions – developing public health approaches in policing and making
the best use of public data for public good. He says:

“If we are to tackle societal problems through addressing their root causes then we need to
be working in multistakeholder partnerships, bringing Law Enforcement and Public Health
practitioners and academics together in trauma informed approaches to problem solving.

“We need a robust understanding and insight into the nature and prevalence of the complex
risk factors that exist, and we need to be working through whole of society activities to build
upon evidence and data-led approaches. 

“It is in this context that I am proud to be a GLEPHA Fellow and represent its mission.

His contact information is as follows:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stan-gilmour
‘X’: @StanGilmour