Meet the Team
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Craig Mullish
Detective Chief
Inspector
Craig has a wealth of experience within the economic crime arena. Prior to policing, Craig worked within the financial sector for some 10 years, across both retail and investment banking.
Craig joined the City of London Police in 2003 and has spent a majority of his career within economic crime. He has investigated and managed large complex fraud cases, and in doing so has worked with multiple UK and overseas law enforcement agencies.
As a Detective Inspector, Craig headed up our Money Laundering Team, responsible for both reactive and proactive investigations, together with the Financial Investigation Unit.
Craig was seconded to the New York District Attorney’s Office in 2017 to 2018, working closely with their investigation teams, together with the FBI, Secret Service, Homeland Security and NYPD.
As a Detective Chief Inspector, Craig has headed up teams within The Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department, National Fraud Intelligence Bureau, Action Fraud, and currently , The Economic & Cyber Crime Academy.
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Bobby Mellor
Detective Inspector
Bobby began his detective career with Thames Valley Police, securing convictions across the full range of serious crime typologies in the CID environment.
Gravitating toward fraud, Bobby transferred to City of London police in 2018 where he initially achieved success on serious and complex fraud investigations as both OIC and supervisor.
As a DS within the City’s Lead Force Operations Room Bobby oversaw the implementation of national campaigns and operational deployments across London and the Southeast in support of colleagues from across the UK.
In his role as Detective Inspector with the ECCA Bobby works closely with local forces and ROCUs to understand and deliver on their training needs, and to promote the excellence of the ECCA throughout the UK and across the world.
Kerrie Wadmore
Head of Business Delivery
Kerrie joined the Academy in 2018 as Head of Business Delivery. She manages the Development Team and is also responsible for all the Academy finances.
Kerrie joined the City of London Police in 2014 and prior to joining the Academy she worked as Executive Assistant to the Head of the Economic Crime Directorate and also enjoyed a secondment to Action Fraud.
Fiona Shields
Head of Quality Assurance
& Training Manager
Fiona joined the ECCA in 2019 as a course designer utilising her teaching and training experience to support the Academy in updating and designing courses using adult learning theory. Since then she has been key to the introduction of new courses for the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau and in Victim Care as well as implementing the Professional Training Pathway for Fraud Investigators and gaining approved centre status for the Academy with Skills for Justice Awards.
Fiona joined City of London Police as a Victim Care Reviewer in the National Economic Crime Victim Care Unit where she supported vulnerable victims of fraud. Memorably she was able to arrange appropriate support for one elderly, suicidal victim to manage his mental health and even to get his £300,000 loss reimbursed.
Fiona has over 20 years experience in teaching English to speakers of other languages and as a foreign language both in the UK and abroad, training teachers and colleagues and managing teams in the not for profit sector. She is a qualified Dyslexia Workplace Assessor and supports colleagues with dyslexia to succeed in the workplace.
Prior to joining CoLP Fiona registered births, marriages and deaths as a deputy Superintendent Registrar in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.