Norm Wilhelm is a Senior Associate and Investigative Advisor with Toddington International Inc, bringing more than two decades of experience in Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), online investigations, and private-sector intelligence. A licensed private investigator and former member of Canadian Military Intelligence, Norm is recognized as one of Canada’s most experienced practitioners in internet-based investigations. In 2013, he was qualified by the Supreme Court of British Columbia as an expert in Open-Source Intelligence and online investigations.
Throughout his career, Norm has supported a broad range of investigative matters, including workplace investigations, threat assessments, insurance fraud, class actions, family law, and complex online research. His operational experience spans military intelligence, human resources investigations, and one of Canada’s largest private investigation firms, providing him with a unique understanding of intelligence collection and investigative methodology.
Norm supports Toddington International on a consulting basis, contributing his expertise to selected investigations, advisory engagements, and educational initiatives where specialized online investigative experience is required. His practical knowledge and analytical approach strengthen TII’s ability to assemble multidisciplinary teams tailored to complex client requirements.
His professional interests include Open-Source Intelligence, online investigations, digital evidence, investigative research, threat assessment, and intelligence-driven investigative methodologies. As part of Toddington International’s international network of senior associates and subject matter experts, Norm provides specialist expertise that expands the company’s investigative capabilities while supporting its commitment to practical, evidence-based intelligence solutions.
Jasmeen Sandhar-Gill is Vice President and General Manager of Toddington International Inc. (TII), with executive responsibility for the company’s day-to-day operations, business development, client relationships, program delivery, and continued growth.
Since joining TII in 2011, Jasmeen has played a central role in the company’s development from a pioneering Open Source Intelligence training provider into an internationally recognized intelligence education, research, and advisory organization.
She works across the organization to translate TII’s strategic direction into practical, scalable, and commercially relevant solutions for clients in government, defence, law enforcement, intelligence, financial services, critical infrastructure, and the corporate sector.
Her leadership helps ensure that TII’s programs are delivered consistently, respond to changing client requirements, and maintain the standards of knowledge, integrity, and excellence for which the company is known.
Jasmeen also plays a significant role in identifying new markets, developing client-focused solutions, and expanding TII’s portfolio of digital learning and professional education products.
Developing Intelligence Capability for an AI-Enabled World
A key focus of Jasmeen’s current work is the development and commercialization of TII’s growing portfolio of artificial intelligence, Open Source Intelligence, critical-thinking, and investigative training programs.
She works with TII’s leadership, instructional faculty, and subject-matter experts to transform emerging requirements into structured learning products that can be delivered through live instruction, customized organizational programs, and scalable e-learning.
This includes programs designed to help professionals:
- Integrate AI into intelligence and investigative workflows
- Evaluate and verify AI-generated information
- Preserve critical thinking and professional judgment
- Recognize bias, hallucinations, manipulation, and uncertainty
- Use emerging technologies responsibly and effectively
- Strengthen organizational readiness for human–AI collaboration
Her work helps connect TII’s intellectual property and specialist expertise with the practical operational needs of clients.
Jasmeen brings experience in criminal justice, investigations, research, education, and business management to her leadership role.
Before joining TII, she held investigative and research positions with WorkSafeBC’s Special Investigations Unit, Canpro King-Reed Global—now Xpera Risk Solutions—the British Columbia Centre for Safe Schools and Communities, and the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia’s Special Investigations Unit. Jasmeen’s background gives her a practical understanding of the environments in which TII’s clients operate and the need for training that is relevant, defensible, and applicable to real professional responsibilities.
Jasmeen holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice, graduating with Outstanding Academic Achievement recognition and membership in the Golden Key International Honour Society. She has completed advanced programs in Open Source Intelligence, financial investigation, social-media intelligence, online investigations, and OSINT project management.
Jasmeen is fluent in English and Punjabi.
David Toddington is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Toddington International Inc. (TII), an internationally recognized intelligence education, research, and advisory company established in 1997.
Under David’s leadership, TII has grown from one of Canada’s pioneering Open Source Intelligence organizations into a trusted international provider of professional education, investigative methodologies, enhanced due diligence, digital learning, and AI-enabled intelligence solutions.
Today, TII supports government, defence, law enforcement, intelligence, regulatory, financial, critical-infrastructure, and corporate clients around the world.
Building an Enduring Intelligence Capability
David has played a central role in developing TII’s professional reputation, international relationships, proprietary curricula, research methodologies, and multidisciplinary network of intelligence practitioners, investigators, educators, technologists, behavioural specialists, and strategic advisors.
His leadership approach combines innovation with a consistent emphasis on critical thinking, professional judgment, responsible practice, and measurable client outcomes.
TII’s mission to Make the World a Better, Safer Place reflects David’s belief that intelligence education should serve a purpose beyond the acquisition of technical skills. By strengthening the capabilities of professionals who investigate, regulate, protect, and make consequential decisions, TII’s work contributes to safer institutions and communities.
David continues to guide the company’s strategic direction while working closely with TII’s leadership, faculty, and specialist advisors to develop new programs, expand digital learning, strengthen client relationships, and respond to emerging intelligence requirements.
Intelligence at the Human–AI Interface
A central focus of David’s current work is the evolving relationship between human expertise and artificial intelligence.
He advocates for the responsible use of AI to accelerate research, support analysis, extend professional capability, and improve decision-making—without displacing human accountability, critical evaluation, or subject-matter expertise.
Under his direction, TII is expanding its work in:
- AI-enabled intelligence collection and analysis
- Human–AI research workflows
- Verification of AI-generated information
- Responsible organizational adoption of AI
- Critical thinking and analytical judgment
- Misinformation, disinformation, and synthetic media
- AI literacy for professional and regulated environments
- Emerging intelligence and investigative technologies
This work builds upon TII’s longstanding expertise in helping professionals find, evaluate, verify, and responsibly use publicly available information.
Professional Experience
David’s areas of expertise include Open Source Intelligence, digital investigations, enhanced due diligence, ownership transparency, financial-crime intelligence, sanctions enforcement, counter-disinformation, national security, and professional education.
His public-service experience has included appointments as a Royal Canadian Mounted Police Supernumerary Constable, a Designated Law Enforcement Officer with the Organized Crime Agency of British Columbia, and an RCMP Auxiliary Constable, as well as service in the Canadian Army and Royal Canadian Navy Primary Reserve Forces.
He received the RCMP Commanding Officer’s Commendation for developing innovative OSINT capabilities that enhanced policing.
David has also served as an OSINT and digital-investigations specialist on four seasons of the BAFTA-nominated television series Hunted.
His international advisory roles include Affiliated Expert with CRDF Global, member of the Safe Ukraine 2030 Expert Council, Special Advisor to the International Chamber of Commerce Commercial Crime Services, and Strategic Advisor to Cyb3r Operations.
Outside his professional work, David is an active aviator, mariner, and search-and-rescue volunteer. He holds Canadian private-pilot, ultralight flight-instructor, and advanced RPAS qualifications and serves with the Civil Aviation Search and Rescue Association.