CTC 2025 PID024 Adrian Barfield, Helen Glazebrook

Integrating SMART Data into Collaborative Correctional Intelligence Practice

Authors

Ms. Helen Glazebrook

Senior Business Advisor, Visual Analysis Worldwide Pty Ltd, Australia

Helen Glazebrook is a leading criminal intelligence expert who has applied her skills across a broad range of intelligence environments over the last twenty-five years including law enforcement, national security, regulatory, corrective services and for the last fifteen years with the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission.

Over her career Helen has taken pride in developing intelligence and response capabilities for both state and federal government agencies, building capability as well as capacity and most recently undertook and delivered the Queensland Corrective Services Intelligence Review providing both a high-level strategic response as well as a deep dive operational review into intelligence practice, process, technologies and legislative amendments. Recently Helen completed a Winston Churchill Fellowship on International Best Practice in Corrections Intelligence.

Helen is now supporting other government and non-government agencies to develop and enhance their intelligence capabilities including developing bespoke intelligence training in her new role as Senior Business Advisor for Visual Analysis Pty Ltd. Helen has recently also been invited as an expert panel member for a Prison Inspectorate function internationally and is currently developing a comprehensive intelligence capability review for an agency responsible for immigration detention.

Helen has a Bachelor degree in justice studies and was previously a tutor and coordinator of intelligence studies at Queensland University of Technology. Helen and is a member and previous board member of the Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers (AIPIO) who awarded Helen the 2023 Publication Award for her paper on International Best Practice in Corrections Intelligence.

Mr Adrian Barfield

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