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We are a people orientated, transparent business with core values and principles

The value of our business is our people delivering international standard solutions to develop national capability, promoting growth, sustainability and development via established networks, delivering services at local national prices. Our team have the relevant skill set, experience, relationships, a network of business partners and enablers with demonstrable past performance to credibly deliver what we say we can.

Simon Carnegie

Chief Executive Officer

Simon is a seasoned business leader in complex environments with 30 years’ experience in the defense and security sector. He has extensive experience in the UK & Ireland, Middle East, Africa, Central America, and Central Asia.

Simon is the founder and CEO of Eigenrac, prior to this he held various senior director level positions for a FTSE100 company. He has experience working in many sectors both government and commercial including ports, aviation, oil & gas, nuclear, transport, sporting events, retail, hospitality, and critical national infrastructure.

Simon Carnegie - CEO Eigenrac

Simon holds a graduateship in intelligence management. He also holds IMO qualifications as a Company/Ships and Port Facilities security officer. He holds behavioral detection officer qualifications from the UK CPNI and a BTEC in humanitarian relief operations.

Prior to working in the private sector Simon served a full and exemplary career in the Royal Marines operating globally in permissive as well as hostile and austere environments. Simon’s military career culminated working for a British Military Special Intelligence Unit in support of Special Forces counter terrorist operations.

Simon is a member of the American Society for International Security (ASIS) and a member of the Security Institute UK, (MSyI).

Phillip Watkins – Head Analyst Middle East & Central Asia

Phillip Watkins

Head Analyst Middle East & Central Asia

Phillip is a former British Army Intelligence Specialist with operational experience in central Asia, north Africa, and Europe. Phil has worked with both foreign and domestic government agencies such as the Qatari Ministry of Interior, the EU delegation to Afghanistan – in both a pre and post Taliban – administered context, Government Affairs Canada, and the UK’s Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office.

Phillip has also worked closely with non-state organizations such as the United Nations – including the World Bank – to promote the ethical and legal sharing and provision of information to decision – makers.

He holds numerous professional and academic qualifications in analytical and security studies, including post-graduate qualifications in information analysis, political violence, and terrorism studies. Phil mastered at the University of Salford and is currently working towards a philosophy Doctorate (PhD) with Buckingham University in fields relating to ethics surrounding information collection practices.

Daniel Wentzel

Risk Analyst Africa

Daniel is a research analyst excelling in the collection and processing of information into intelligence product to answer specific information requirements. A south African national, Daniel focuses across the African continent, his core skills are underpinned with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. He has specialized in research projects focused on criminology, counterterrorism, environmental crime, human rights, and international law, as well as white-collar crime.

Daniel’s grasp of human rights and international law lends itself to research on ethical practices and compliance, while his knowledge of white-collar crime assists in his research on the implementation of financial controls and due diligence to mitigate risks of fraud.

Daniel Wentzel

Daniel understands international and environmental crime allowing him to address transnational issues through research, as well as the promotion of sustainability in large scale projects, implementing responsible practices and environmental controls that adhere to international standards.