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Mark Nuttall

Mark Nuttall is a globally recognised authority in risk management, governance, and financial intelligence, combining investigative rigour with strategic leadership. His 25-year career spans high-profile roles at New Scotland Yard, INTERPOL, and as Director at Thomson Reuters across APAC and MENA, alongside advisory work with governments and multinational corporations. A published author and Fellow of prestigious institutes, Mark has addressed audiences at leading global forums including the UN and INTERSEC, translating complex challenges into actionable strategies. His sessions equip organisations and leaders to strengthen resilience, navigate geopolitical risk, and embed robust governance frameworks that protect reputation and drive sustainable performance.

From the investigative corridors of New Scotland Yard to the strategic boardrooms of Thomson Reuters across Asia Pacific and the Middle East, Mark Nuttall has spent more than 25 years building expertise at the intersection of law enforcement, financial intelligence, and corporate governance. His career trajectory reflects a rare combination of frontline investigative experience and commercial leadership, beginning with his work as a detective tackling serious crime and continuing through his role as a Criminal Intelligence Officer at INTERPOL, where he contributed to global security operations. This foundation has shaped his ability to decode complex risk environments and translate them into frameworks that organisations can act upon with confidence, whether navigating counter-financial crime, ESG compliance, or geopolitical uncertainty.

Mark's credibility is rooted in both breadth and depth of experience. As a Director at Thomson Reuters, he led innovative solutions designed to address emerging threats across diverse regulatory and cultural landscapes, working closely with governments, family offices, and multinational corporations. His advisory work spans organised crime, anti-money laundering, corporate governance, and business integrity, areas in which his counsel is sought by C-suite executives and law enforcement professionals alike. A published author and Fellow of several prestigious institutes, Mark has contributed meaningfully to global conversations on resilience and risk, speaking at influential forums including the United Nations, INTERSEC, and TAPA APAC conferences. His ability to distil intricate, high-stakes challenges into clear, practical strategies has earned him recognition as a communicator who connects technical rigour with real-world application.

Mark equips audiences with the tools to strengthen organisational resilience and embed governance frameworks that protect reputation while enabling sustainable performance. His sessions move beyond theory, offering actionable insights drawn from decades of leadership across public and private sectors. Whether addressing emerging threats in financial crime, the evolving demands of ESG, or the strategic implications of geopolitical risk, he ensures that leaders leave with clarity and confidence to act. Organisations benefit not only from his depth of knowledge but from his commitment to making complex material accessible and immediately applicable, empowering teams to adapt, anticipate, and thrive in an increasingly uncertain world.

To contact Mark Nuttall about a speaking event, please call one of our booking agents on

+44 (0)20 7607 7070

or email

info@speakerscorner.co.uk


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