Elite Investigations
& Global Risk
Management

As a Special Agent, he handled criminal matters including Money Laundering, Terrorism, National Security Investigations, narcotics, organized crime, public corruption, and Indian Reservation Matters. He achieved the rank of Supervisory Special Agent and provisionally served as Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) within the Boston office. He functioned in significant undercover roles and possesses extensive Police Training experience.

Following FBI retirement, Mr. Baren worked for the U.S. Department of Treasury, Office of Technical Affairs (OTA) with assignments in Afghanistan, Jamaica, and Suriname. In Afghanistan, assigned to the Major Crimes Task Force (MCTF) facilitating law enforcement capacity assessment and development. In Jamaica, he strengthened the Constabulary Force (JFU) to investigate public corruption, money laundering, narcotics, tax evasion, and lottery scams. In Suriname, he focused on strengthening the national police force, Korps Politie Suriname (KPS) and Customs.

Philip Wrona is a specialist in security training and investigation. He has worked with large city police departments, federal agencies, and the U.S. military. As a federal employee, he oversaw programs involving Homeland Security Operations, Critical Infrastructure Protection, and Security Program Administration.

Across his career, he oversaw operations with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Michigan and Ohio, then went on to manage the Office of Inspector General for DHS in Arizona. He has conducted investigations into all manners of violent and non-violent crime including Internal Employee Misconduct, Ethical Compliance, External Fraud and Theft, and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations. Expert in procurement fraud.

As Captain, Mr. Corrado oversaw major crime investigations with oversight over Homicide, Forensics, Sex Crimes, and Crimes Against Children, managing eight operational squads. He reviewed case investigations, prepared cases for indictment and prosecution, promulgated annual reports, administered budgets, and facilitated grants.

Currently serving as Government Services and Training Coordinator for the International Homicide Investigators’ Association, he coordinates nationwide law enforcement training with the FBI and acts as consultant with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Sean oversees development and delivery of training programs at Falcon Consulting Group, leading comprehensive training in Cellular Phone Tracking, SWAT Tactics, Workplace Violence, and Active Shooter response. He oversees executive protection operations performed by Falcon Associates in the field.

As a Task Force Officer for the U.S. Marshals Service and SWAT operator for New Castle County Police, he participated in over 700 high-risk fugitive operations, hostage rescue, and dignitary protection. His specialized skills include cellular phone tracking, data analysis, mapping, and analyzing call detail records. Training includes the FBI CASTIV Cell Phone Investigators Course and advanced training with PenLink, ZETX, and LexisNexis. He has testified numerous times as a witness regarding cellular phone data and investigations.

Advanced training includes the U.S. Secret Service Tactical Leadership Course. He has worked with the Presidential Security Detail planning protective operations and identifying threats.

In his 27-year career, Jose L. Medina gained experience as a leader in investigations including illegal drug and gun distribution, sex trafficking, and counter-terrorism. He has an extensive background in both training and consulting for law enforcement, civilians, schools, and corporations.

In 1999, Medina was tasked with creating and developing his former department’s Emergency Services Unit (SWAT). He developed a critical incident mass casualty response following the Columbine Shooting. In 2002, he founded Awareness Protective Consultants, LLC, consulting with and providing training services to law enforcement agencies, colleges, schools, and businesses. He also develops threat and risk assessments, policies, and active shooter response plans.

Matt Weachter obtained police certifications in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He served with the Borough of Morton Police Department in Delaware County, PA for 3 years, then with the Delaware River Port Authority Police Department (DRPA) for 12 years, where he served as part of the Marine Unit and obtained the rank of Acting Corporal of Police.

Weachter is trained and specialized in Police Supervision, Crime Scene Investigation, Crash Investigation, Field Training, Juvenile Justice, and Open Water Rescue. He later worked as an Executive Protection Specialist with Pinkerton, assigned to protect the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia (2016) and responded to the Charlotte Civil Unrest (2016).