Frank is a former police detective, with a number of training qualifications, including a City and Guilds Further Education Teaching Certificate, an MA in Police and Criminal Justice Studies and a first class honours degree in Education. He has taught criminal and human rights law and ethical investigation techniques, including investigative interviewing, to police and agencies across the UK and around the world. He is a founding director and partner of Bisio Training Ltd providing services to government agencies and other law enforcement organisations, and is Secretary and Vice Chair of the South West Fraud Forum 
(www.southwestfraudforum.co.uk).

During his 30 year police service Frank was seconded to the National Crime Faculty at Bramshill, Hampshire where he worked in a specialist team to design training for Senior Investigating Officers engaged on murder, rape or abduction cases subsequent to the Macpherson Inquiry. He has had articles published on the topic of the Human Rights Act and the implications for investigators. He also lectured and presented on crime related topics at the University of British Columbia and George Mason University, Washington DC.

Frank has designed and delivered investigative training and lectured on law and procedure to members of the following organisations:
Civil Police forces throughout the UK, Military Police from all three UK Armed Forces, SBA Police Cyprus, South African Police Service, Lesotho Mounted Police and Botswana Police, OLAF - European Union Anti Fraud Office, HM Revenue & Customs, Assets Recovery Agency, VOSA (Vehicle and Operator Services Agency / Vehicle Inspectorate), DEFRA (Dept for the Environment Food and Rural Affairs),Local Authorities (Southern England) Environmental Health Officers, Chantrey Vellacott DFK Chartered Accountants, NIFA (Network of Independent Forensic Accountants), Members of the North East Fraud Forum, Members of the South West Fraud Forum, Yorkshire Building Society, Skipton Building Society, Bradford and Bingley Building Society, M&S Money, West Bromwich Building Society, Coventry Building Society.

Steve is a former police officer with a provincial police force who retired in 2001 having completed 30 years service. The majority of that time was spent in CID, the Regional Crime Squad and the Operational Crime Group where he gained extensive experience in the investigation of major crime including murders, terrorism and major drug operations. He has been trained in all aspects of surveillance and was deployed on undercover work in the 80s.

Qualified as a barrister, he has a degree in law and was called to the Bar in 1999. He also holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Education and has lectured extensively to public authorities and police forces on legislation impacting on surveillance and undercover operations.

He is now a Major Incident Room Manager specialising in the management of investigations of Category A - C murders.

Steve has been a Director of Bisio Training for 9 years.