Martin Gill

Professor Martin Gill is a prominent criminologist known for his extensive work in the field of crime and security.

He serves as the Director of Perpetuity Research, a company that originated as a spin-off from the University of Leicester, focusing on various studies related to crime and security.

Additionally, Martin is the founder of the Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs), an esteemed global recognition program for security professionals.

His contributions to the industry include developing the Secured Environments certification in partnership with the UK police service, aimed at organizations seeking robust security management.

With an impressive publication record of 14 books and over 100 articles, including the widely acclaimed 'Handbook of Security', Professor Gill is a respected figure in the security community.

He is affiliated with esteemed organizations such as The Security Institute, the Company of Security Professionals, and serves as a Trustee of the ASIS Foundation.

Throughout his career, Martin has received numerous accolades, including the BSIA special award for outstanding service to the security sector and the Imbert Prize from the Association of Security Consultants.

His expertise has been acknowledged globally, with recognition from ASIS International, IFSEC, and his inclusion in the Register of Chartered Security Professionals.