Raymond Kerr, Jr.
Senior Consultant
Before entering the private sector, Mr. Kerr served with the Federal Bureau of Investigation for twenty-seven years. Mr. Kerr graduated from Temple University in 1972 with a BBA in accounting and conducted financial and operational auditing for five years.
Mr. Kerr was appointed a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1977. Following a period of training at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, Mr. Kerr was assigned to the Milwaukee, Wisconsin FBI office where he investigated economic fraud and political corruption matters.
Mr. Kerr was assigned to the New York City FBI office in 1981 where he investigated matters pertaining to organized crime and drug trafficking enterprises. In 1989, Mr. Kerr was appointed Supervisor of the FBI’s first Non-Traditional Organized Crime Task Force which addressed the threat from emerging Asian organized crime groups. In 1994, Mr. Kerr was appointed Supervisor of the FBI’s first Eurasian Organized Crime Task Force which concentrated on Russian and other eastern European organized crime groups. Under Mr. Kerr’s leadership these two task forces were the most successful in the country at disrupting and dismantling emerging organized crime groups from Asia and Eastern Europe.
Mr. Kerr has extensive experience with international investigations and is recognized as an expert on Russian and Eastern European organized crime. |
