Paul Reid

Provides asset & personnel protection, crowd control and surveillance services

Provides investigation services and related consulting services

Provides anti-fraud training and educational services

Provides surveillance and investigation services

The Council of International Investigators (CII) is a professional organization dedicated to private investigation and related fields. The private company is based in Seattle, WA. It maintains standards of professionalism, integrity, ethics, and mutual trust among its members, who are vetted and required to adhere to the council’s by-laws, rules, and code of ethics. CII offers several membership classes, provides access to an international network of professionals, specialized investigative skills, conferences, certification programs, educational scholarships, a quarterly journal, and an educational portal. The organization also administers awards recognizing professional achievements and service, runs a scholarship program supporting investigative education, and maintains resources such as member directories, events, newsletters, and bylaws. CII facilitates an exchange program and collaborates with public law enforcement and officials.

The International Association of Arson Investigators, Inc. is a professional organization focused on fire, arson, and explosion investigation. The non-profit company is based in Crofton, MD. It provides education, training, certification, research, and professional networking for its members. The association offers credentials such as certified fire investigator, fire investigation technician, evidence collection technician, and specialized endorsements in motor vehicle and marine fire investigation. Training is available through in-person classes, international conferences, online modules, virtual live events, and self-study lesson plans, covering topics like fire dynamics, evidence collection, forensic photography, electrical fundamentals, asbestos awareness, and expert witness testimony. The organization maintains an approved course list, offers substitute training applications, and supports members with resources including job aids, health and safety best practices, mental health information, and specialized toolkits. It publishes a journal and produces podcasts to share knowledge within the fire investigation community. The association upholds ethical standards and provides grievance procedures. Membership benefits include networking, access to job postings, an accidental death fund, committee involvement, and governance participation.

The International Association of Auto Theft Investigators (IAATI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating vehicle theft and related crimes through investigation, prevention, education, and collaboration. The non-profit company is based in Clinton, NY. IAATI unites professionals from law enforcement, insurance, automobile manufacturing, and related sectors to enhance communication, coordination, and cooperation in addressing vehicle crime worldwide. The association operates through regional branches and chapters, providing members with access to resources such as training programs, certification, publications, webinars, and annual events. IAATI offers guidance on establishing auto theft prevention authorities at the state level and supports international efforts to address transnational vehicle theft and trafficking networks.