Dr. Daniel Jun is a Specialist Advisor — Biological Sciences, Human Factors & High-Reliability Operations with Toddington International Inc. (TII), bringing an interdisciplinary background spanning microbiology, biophysics, scientific research, air traffic control, aviation safety, and search and rescue. His combination of scientific expertise and operational experience provides a distinctive perspective on decision-making, risk, human performance, and safety in complex and high-consequence environments.
Daniel holds a Ph.D. in Microbiology and an Honours B.Sc. in Biophysics from the University of British Columbia. His academic and postdoctoral research has included microbiological systems, infectious-disease research, biological and electrochemical sensing technologies, and interdisciplinary projects involving health care, biotechnology, and applied research. He has contributed to numerous peer-reviewed scientific publications and has experience translating complex scientific concepts for researchers, students, collaborators, and external partners.
In parallel with his scientific career, Daniel has developed extensive experience in aviation and high-reliability operations. He is an Air Traffic Controller with NAV CANADA, where his work requires rapid information assessment, disciplined application of procedures, effective communication, situational awareness, and sound decision-making in a safety-critical environment. He has also contributed to pilot safety outreach and procedural improvement initiatives, including education addressing runway-incursion risks and aviation best practices.
Daniel brings significant teaching, mentoring, and facilitation experience to TII. His academic career included undergraduate teaching and supervision, while his aviation work has involved the development and delivery of safety presentations to operational audiences. His ability to communicate across scientific, technical, and practitioner communities is particularly valuable to multidisciplinary engagements where complex risks must be translated into practical understanding and action. His teaching background specifically included workshops emphasizing critical thinking, problem solving and interpretation of experimental data.
Daniel is also a long-standing aviation volunteer and serves as a Search Coordinator and Pilot with the Civil Air Search and Rescue Association (CASARA), in addition to volunteering as a pilot with Angel Flight of British Columbia. His combination of scientific depth, operational judgement, instructional capability, and public-service experience strengthens TII’s ability to assemble multidisciplinary teams for complex international capability-development, security, resilience, and risk-reduction initiatives.
Dean Campbell is a Senior Associate and Human Source Management Advisor with Toddington International Inc., bringing 25 years of service with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and specialized experience in human-source operations, criminal intelligence, organized-crime investigations, witness protection, and court disclosure involving confidential sources.
During his RCMP career in British Columbia and Ontario, Dean served in source-handling, supervisory, administrative, and coordination roles. His responsibilities included assessing prospective police agents, managing sensitive human sources, supervising intelligence operations, coordinating witness-protection matters, and helping establish the RCMP’s “O” Division Witness Support Unit.
As a human source administrator, Dean managed complex court-disclosure requirements and contentious issues involving confidential-source information. This work gave him extensive practical insight into balancing investigative objectives, source protection, evidentiary obligations, operational security, and the demands of judicial proceedings.
Recognized by the RCMP as a subject-matter expert in human source management, Dean contributed to changes in national policy and was selected to evaluate the professional competency of candidates appearing before promotion boards. He completed the RCMP’s National Witness Protection and Human Source Management courses and has presented at numerous RCMP human source management programs.
Dean holds a Master of Arts in Professional Communication from Royal Roads University and a Diploma in Criminology from Kwantlen Polytechnic University. He supports TII on a selective consulting basis, contributing to specialized advisory and professional education engagements where advanced expertise in human-source management, agent handling, witness protection, source-related court disclosure, and intelligence operations is required. His work is conducted with the discretion appropriate to sensitive client environments.
Peter Gaiger is a Senior Associate and Investigative Training Advisor with Toddington International Inc. and a member of TII’s professional education faculty. He brings more than 35 years of experience spanning information technology, law-enforcement investigations, operational leadership, and adult education. At TII, Peter develops and delivers practical, evidence-based training for government, law-enforcement, and private-sector clients.
A retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police Corporal, Peter served for 17 years in investigative, operational, and supervisory roles. His policing career included organized-crime and drug investigations with the Gang Task Force and Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, as well as major-crime and homicide investigations with British Columbia’s Integrated Homicide Investigation Team.
Throughout these assignments, Peter conducted and led surveillance and confidential-source operations in cooperation with Canadian and United States law-enforcement partners. His work on complex homicide investigations included responsibilities as Primary Investigator, File Coordinator, Crime Scene Officer, Affiant, and Witness Handler. He later served as a Watch Commander and Senior Investigator, providing investigative oversight, supporting operational decision-making, and mentoring members across a broad range of policing responsibilities.
Before joining the RCMP, Peter founded and operated an independent information-technology consultancy. From 1998 to 2005, he provided systems implementation, database development, technical support, and security-related infrastructure services to government and private-sector clients. This experience gives him a practical understanding of the technologies, systems, and information environments that increasingly influence contemporary investigative work.
Following his retirement from the RCMP, Peter served as Learning Manager and Inspector at the Atlantic Police Academy. In this role, he delivered professional education in both English and French to municipal and federal law-enforcement candidates and serving officers. His work encompassed recruit and in-service education, instructional and curriculum development, firearms and use-of-force training, and preparing law-enforcement professionals for the operational and leadership demands of their roles.
Peter also brings current private-sector training and consulting experience as the founder of Praeceptor Advisory and Training Inc. Through Praeceptor, he has developed and delivered programs in accountable leadership, operational supervision, duty firearms, field safety, and range-safety certification. This work complements the operational and instructional expertise he brings to TII’s professional education and advisory engagements.
Peter is a law-enforcement firearms instructor specializing in operational firearms and use-of-force applications. He holds a College Certificate with Honours in Teachers and Trainers of Adults from Algonquin College, reflecting formal study in adult-learning principles, instructional design, facilitation, and curriculum development. He is fluent in English and French.
At TII, Peter combines investigative rigour, operational experience, technical knowledge, and sound adult-learning practice to create relevant and credible education for professionals working in complex environments. His approach reflects the belief that effective supervisory authority is earned through competence, consistency, and credibility—not simply conferred by position.
Jeannette Duguay is a licensed Private Investigator, Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Social Media Intelligence (SOCMINT) practitioner, and intelligence education specialist. At Toddington International Inc. (TII), she coordinates e-learning programs, newsletters, social media, and website development while contributing to the research, development, delivery, and continuous improvement of professional intelligence training.
Jeannette specializes in online investigative research, digital identity research, information verification, and the structured collection and documentation of open-source information. Her approach emphasizes methodological discipline, source validation, analytical clarity, and the production of findings that are transparent, reproducible, and capable of withstanding professional or legal scrutiny.
She has a particular interest in the responsible integration of artificial intelligence into investigative and analytical workflows. Jeannette assisted in developing TII’s 105E AIO — AI for OSINT course, which explores how practitioners can use AI to support intelligence work while preserving human judgment, verification, accountability, and evidentiary discipline.
Before entering the investigations and intelligence field, Jeannette accumulated more than 20 years of experience in business, marketing, digital strategy, web development, and information technology. This multidisciplinary background gives her a strong understanding of how online information is created, communicated, discovered, and assessed—and how technology influences human behaviour, credibility, visibility, and decision-making.
Her broader contributions to TII include curriculum development, instructional writing, learner assessments, research resources, professional articles, newsletters, digital communications, social media content, and other public-facing educational materials. Across these areas, she works to make complex information accessible without sacrificing accuracy, nuance, or professional rigour.
Jeannette is committed to advancing ethical and effective intelligence practices and helping investigators, analysts, researchers, and other intelligence professionals develop the judgment, critical-thinking skills, and technological awareness required to navigate an increasingly complex digital information environment.
Professor Cameron “Buck” Rogers is a Senior Associate and Strategic Cybersecurity Advisor with Toddington International Inc. (TII), bringing more than three decades of cybersecurity and resilience experience across defence, government, central banking and global financial services. His extensive executive, operational and academic background strengthens TII’s ability to support organizations facing complex cybersecurity, governance and operational-resilience challenges.
Buck has held senior security leadership roles with the Bank of England, HSBC and BAE Systems. At the Bank of England, he created CBEST, the intelligence-led cybersecurity testing framework developed for the United Kingdom’s financial sector. His work has included the design and leadership of cybersecurity and resilience programs, executive and board-level risk advice, regulatory engagement, intelligence-led assurance and the development of practical security capabilities within complex international organizations.
Today, Buck is Professor of Cyber Security and Digital Innovation at the University of Gloucestershire, Founder and Principal of Poro Advisory, a Cyber Expert with the International Monetary Fund and a Strategic Cyber Advisor to Cyb3r Operations. Through these roles, he advises boards, financial institutions, regulators and leadership teams on cybersecurity strategy, governance, senior accountability, operational resilience and sustainable capability development.
Working with Toddington International’s leadership and international faculty, Buck contributes to selected client engagements, strategic advisory projects, executive education and international capacity-building programs. He regularly supports TII’s cybersecurity programming, delivering specialist content on cyber resilience, insider and supply-chain threats, non-state actors, cyber deception, threat hunting and security operations.
Buck’s practical, risk-based approach complements TII’s established strengths in intelligence, investigations, education and strategic advisory services. His involvement expands the company’s ability to help governments, regulated institutions, critical-infrastructure organizations and private-sector clients understand cybersecurity risk, strengthen institutional ownership and build security and resilience capabilities that work in practice.
Buck holds an MSc in Information Security from the University of Westminster and is a Fellow of the Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers (CREST). He is also a recipient of the Bank of England Governor’s Award.
Jennifer Priest supports Toddington International Inc. (TII) on a part-time basis, helping maintain and update the organization’s online resources. Highly organized and detail-oriented, she brings extensive experience in communications, marketing, account management, event coordination, and client service to the role.
Jennifer is passionate about open-source intelligence (OSINT) and the power of thoughtful research to uncover meaningful information. She especially enjoys helping others discover, evaluate, and effectively use valuable OSINT resources. Her natural curiosity, strong investigative instincts, and commitment to making information accessible help ensure TII’s resource pages remain relevant, practical, and easy to navigate.