Julie Tillotson is a Senior Associate and Intelligence Advisor with Toddington International Inc, bringing more than two decades of operational intelligence experience with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Throughout her career, she has supported complex investigations involving serious and organized crime, financial crime, missing persons, homicide, and strategic criminal intelligence, earning recognition as one of Canada’s leading intelligence practitioners.
Working closely with Toddington International’s executive team, Julie contributes to the development and delivery of advanced intelligence education, research, and advisory services for government, law enforcement, defence, and private-sector clients. Her operational experience ensures TII’s methodologies remain practical, current, and aligned with the evolving intelligence requirements of investigative professionals.
Julie has taught Tactical and Strategic Intelligence Analysis at the Canadian Police College, instructed internationally on behalf of the Government of Canada, and lectured in Criminology and Sociology while completing doctoral studies. She is a frequent conference speaker and recipient of the RCMP Intelligence Program Professional Service Award in recognition of her contributions to Canada’s national intelligence program.
Her professional interests include criminal intelligence, Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), Social Media Intelligence (SOCMINT), financial crime, critical thinking, and the responsible integration of artificial intelligence into intelligence analysis and investigative decision-making.
As part of Toddington International’s international network of subject matter experts, Julie contributes to the ongoing evolution of the company’s proprietary intelligence methodologies, AI-enabled education portfolio, and advisory capabilities, helping clients strengthen investigative effectiveness in an increasingly complex information environment.
Arni Stinnissen is a retired Detective Staff Sergeant whose distinguished 29-year career with the Ontario Provincial Police included service as Officer-in-Charge of the OPP Electronic Crime Section.
With experience investigating technology-enabled crime dating to the mid-1980s, Arni developed extensive expertise in electronic crime, computer forensics, intelligence, criminal investigations, and the professional education of law-enforcement personnel.
Arni played an important role during TII’s formative years. As one of the company’s early senior instructors and subject-matter experts, he helped establish the technical depth, instructional credibility, and professional standards upon which TII’s international reputation was built.
His contribution supported the early development of TII’s training methodologies and helped position the company as a trusted provider of advanced Internet investigation and Open Source Intelligence education.
Although Arni is no longer regularly involved in the delivery of TII programs, he remains an important part of the company’s history and professional legacy. TII recognizes his substantial contribution to its development and to the standards of knowledge, integrity, and excellence that continue to guide the organization today.
Colin Crowden is a Senior Associate and Strategic Intelligence Advisor with Toddington International Inc, bringing more than two decades of experience in defence intelligence, corporate intelligence, and strategic risk management. A former operator with the British Army Intelligence Corps, Colin has built an international reputation for delivering intelligence support to complex operational, defence, and corporate environments.
Following his military career, Colin held senior intelligence and security leadership positions supporting multinational organizations operating in high-risk and rapidly evolving environments. His experience spans strategic intelligence, geopolitical analysis, operational planning, security risk management, and intelligence-led decision support, providing a unique perspective on today’s global security landscape.
Colin supports Toddington International on a consulting basis, contributing his expertise to selected client engagements, advisory projects, and specialized education where his international operational experience provides particular value. His strategic perspective strengthens TII’s ability to assemble multidisciplinary teams capable of supporting complex government, defence, and corporate intelligence requirements.
His professional interests include strategic intelligence, defence intelligence, geopolitical risk, critical thinking, intelligence analysis, organizational resilience, and the responsible application of emerging technologies and artificial intelligence to intelligence collection and decision support.
As part of Toddington International’s international network of senior associates and subject matter experts, Colin provides specialist expertise that expands the company’s capabilities in strategic intelligence, defence advisory services, and global risk assessment while supporting clients operating in increasingly complex international environments.
Dr. Cynthia Baxter is a Canadian forensic psychiatrist with extensive experience assessing and managing violence risk, sexual offending, severe personality disorders, criminal behaviour, and complex psychiatric cases.
Board-certified in Canada and the United States, she has worked with the criminal justice, law-enforcement, health-care, and legal communities since 2002. Her professional experience has included clinical practice, forensic assessment, expert testimony, consultation, professional education, and participation on specialist committees and advisory panels.
Dr. Baxter provides TII with specialist insight in forensic psychiatry, behavioural risk, threat assessment, cyberpsychology, and related areas – her expertise supports specialized client engagements, curriculum development, professional consultation, and training programs where a deeper understanding of human behaviour, violence risk, or psychologically informed threat assessment is required.
Kathy Macdonald is a Senior Associate and Cybercrime Advisor with Toddington International Inc. (TII), bringing nearly three decades of policing, cybercrime prevention, and security experience to the company’s international network of subject matter experts. A retired member of the Calgary Police Service, Kathy is recognized nationally and internationally for her contributions to cyber safety, cyber security, and public awareness. In 2009, she was invested as a Member of the Order of Merit of the Police Forces (M.O.M.) by the Governor General of Canada in recognition of her outstanding work in cyber safety and cyber security.
Kathy supports Toddington International on a consulting basis, providing specialist expertise for selected client engagements, advisory projects, and educational initiatives where her experience adds particular value. Her background in cybercrime prevention, online fraud, social engineering, privacy, targeted intrusion, and digital risk strengthens TII’s ability to assemble multidisciplinary teams tailored to complex client requirements.
In addition to her work with TII, Kathy has developed and delivered cyber awareness and crime prevention programs for government, law enforcement, educational institutions, and private-sector organizations. She has instructed at the University of Calgary, served as an official police media spokesperson for more than a decade, and is a published author and frequent conference speaker on cyber security and online safety.
Kathy holds a Master’s Degree with Merit in Security and Risk Management, is a Certified Protection Professional (CPP), and has completed advanced studies in security management and general management. Her professional interests include cybercrime prevention, online fraud, social engineering, privacy, digital risk management, and the practical application of intelligence to improve organizational resilience.
As part of Toddington International’s international faculty and advisory network, Kathy provides specialist expertise that expands the company’s capabilities in cybercrime prevention, digital risk, and intelligence-informed security, allowing TII to respond effectively to a broad range of client requirements.
Robert Maxwell has spent over twenty-five years working in European capital markets as a financial analyst and portfolio manager. Six years ago, he shifted his focus across to the potential use of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques in the financial services sector, specializing in monitoring FCPA and OFAC cases, and in building out systems to ingest, filter, and distribute relevant content for clients.
Robert now splits his time between working as a Senior External Advisor on investigating complex international frauds and opaque offshore structures for K2 Intelligence in Madrid, undertaking enhanced due diligence cases for clients, and training banks and regulators in OSINT methods and techniques for their financial crime units.
Robert’s work with Toddington International includes the development and facilitation of OSINT and investigative training courses with a focus on anti-money laundering and financial crime investigation.