National Business Crime Solution (NBCS), a not-for-profit initiative that works with the police and the business community to help tackle business crime in the UK using data and intelligence has announced the expansion of its board with a trio of new industry experts. NBCS helps to identify and target offenders who are impacting retail across a local, regional and national level, in addition to online claims fraud.
The new members are: Duncan Miles, Head of Profit Protection at Iceland, Steve Teatum, Head of Group Loss Prevention at Next and Matthew Barber, Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner. They join the existing board members including Tim Edwards, Jenny Alleyne, Head of Retail Risk & Compliance at The Co-op Group, Gary Parkes, Group Profit Protection Manager at Amazon.
The new board members bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to NBCS as it grows its list of members and associate members including leading UK retailers, wholesalers, charities and convenience stores. It represents over 50 of the largest retail stores, members include the likes of Tesco, Fraser Group, John Lewis, Next, JD Sports and Asda.
Speaking on the news, Tim Edwards, Chairman of NBCS said “We are delighted to welcome Duncan, Steve and Matthew to the board. Their collective expertise will enrich the organisation as we continue on our mission to deliver the most collaborative and trusted preventative crime intelligence network in the UK.”
