Association of Police and Crime Commissioners
Alexandra Campbell is an experienced Senior Policy Manager at the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners since November 2018, focusing on Serious Organised Crime, Economic and Cybercrime, and Science and Forensics Portfolios while fostering strategic partnerships with agencies like the NPCC and NCA. Previously, Alexandra held positions as a Police Transformation Policy Officer and Police Reform Support Officer, contributing to police reform and transformation initiatives. Early career experiences include an internship at EULEX Kosovo, a role in operations support at Principle Cleaning Services, work as a Junior Associate at ICMP, and casework at Kent Law Clinic. Alexandra's academic background includes a Master's degree in Countering Organised Crime and Terrorism from UCL and an LLB in European Legal Studies from the University of Kent, complemented by studies at Charles University.
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Association of Police and Crime Commissioners
The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) is a company limited by guarantee. The APCC services are overseen and directed by the Chairman and Board of Directors. The APCC offers the following services to PCCs: - Information on national policing policy issues and legislation. - Consults PCCs to enable them to develop policy positions and to influence change. - Facilitates the leadership of PCCs on national governance structures such as the College of Policing, National Crime Agency and Police Professional Bodies. - Assists PCCs in collaborating to share practice, procure services, and identify ways to achieve efficiencies through working together.