Australian Federal Police
Mick Calatzis MBA, Cross of Saint Andrew, is an accomplished professional with over 40 years of experience in law enforcement and academia. Currently serving as a Lecturer at Charles Sturt University's School of Policing since August 2024, Mick has had a distinguished career with the Australian Federal Police, holding multiple senior positions including Detective Superintendent and various leadership roles in areas such as national security, organized crime, and human resources. Mick has contributed to significant operations and task forces, received commendations for leadership, and served in high-profile roles including Deputy Commander for the United Nations Police Contingent in Timor Leste and as Chief Investigations Officer in Mozambique. With an extensive educational background, including an MBA and ongoing Juris Doctor studies, Mick aims to enhance workforce planning and support causes related to veterans through the Phoenix Rising Foundation.
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Australian Federal Police
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The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is a progressive and multi-faceted law enforcement organisation taking a strong lead in the fight against 21st century crime. By employing the core principles of prevention, deterrence, partnership and innovation, the AFP strives to build a more secure future for Australia and its global partners. Counter terrorism and national security are major business priorities, illustrated by the AFP's strategic focus on those areas and the ongoing dedication of significant resources. So, too, is the AFP's commitment to international relations which drive interagency collaboration and enable transnational crime to be tackled anywhere. At a national level, the AFP continues to work successfully with the Australian Government and key agencies on a range of counter-terrorism, crime-fighting and capacity building initiatives. The AFP is a truly global policing agency committed to staying one step ahead in a rapidly evolving criminal environment.