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Meet our newly elected President, Secretary and Sgt-at-Arms
From Left to Right: Jason Cohen: Sgt-at-Arms, Michael Reynolds: President, Paul Raffile: Secretary
Not pictured:
Emmanuelle Welch, Vice-President
Eileen Gordon, Treasurer
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Upcoming Events
Risk Mitigation, Investigation & Civil Unrest
John Sancenito of Information Network Associates, Inc. will examine the ideology, methodology and tactics of radical groups on both sides of the ideological spectrum, who are influencing civil unrest in the United States.
January 21, 2021 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
ZOOM meeting
Read MoreThe Investigators' Forum
Every month, members of SPI publish stories and insights about their work as professional investigators. Hosted by Psychology Today.
November 22, 2020: "The COVID-19 murders" by Bruce Sackman, health care investigator.
September 23, 2020: "You Have One Chance. Don't Screw It Up" by Matt Spaier, personal injury investigator.
July 21, 2020: "The COVID-19 Traveler" by Bruce Sackman, health care investigator.
March 25, 2020: "Corona Virus Scam Alert" by Bruce Sackman, , health care investigator.
February 13, 2020 : "A Valentine's Day post" by SPI vice-president & Brooklyn private investigator Emmanuelle Welch, on why she wants to convince would-be clients in an ongoing romantic relationship not to hire her.
February 12, 2020: "What if the Police Called All Your Contacts?" by John Ferriso, NYPD-ret, private investigator.
January 15, 2020: "What specific qualities define the highly successful investigator?" by Bruce Sackman, co-editor of The Art of Investigation.
December 31, 2019: "Searching For Beneficiaries May Surprise And Shock You," by Charles-Eric Gordon, Esq, missing heir investigator.December 24, 2019: "Can Social Media Help Improve Investigations", by Matt Spaier, personal injury investigator.
December 6, 2019: "When your mom melts your macho image" by Gil Alba, missing persons investigator
November 20, 2019: "When an Online Romance Scam Gets to Thrilling" by Emmanuelle Welch, CFE, Private investigator
November 1, 2019: "Suspicious deaths at our veterans' hospitals" by Bruce Sackman, medical serial killer expert
October 19, 2019: "Whistleblowers: Who Are They and What Do They Want?" by Bruce Sackman, health-care investigator.
SPI Members in the News
2021 DINNER MEETINgs
- January 21, 2021- John Sancenito of Information Network Associates, Inc. on Civil Unrest
Newsletter
From The President of SPI
SPI ONLINE Celebrating the 63rd Awards Dinner of
the Society of Professional Investigators, honoring: TERENCE A. MONAHAN and CYNTHIA HETHERINGTON
10-2019
@SPIDETECTIVES on Twitter
Following a vote at our March 2016 board meeting, the by-laws of our association have been amended with the following:
"Article 1 Name, Seal Offices: The SPI logo is authorized for use by active-paid members. If a member fails to pay his/her dues, that authorization expires. Vendors can use the SPI logo with the permission of the Board of Directors"
Private investigators and other investigative professional currently displaying the SPI logo on their website or in their e-mail signature need to be members in good standing to continue doing so. To renew your membership, please contact SPI president Bruce Sackman.
