A Cumberland Conversation with Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley QPM

About

Sir Mark Rowley QPM is Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service and one of the UK's most experienced leaders in policing and national security.

His policing career spans more than 30 years, including senior roles in West Midlands Police, the National Criminal Intelligence Service, and Surrey Police, where he served as Chief Constable.

Sir Mark previously led UK Counter Terrorism Policing, overseeing the national response to major terrorist threats and attacks. He was knighted in 2018 for his exceptional contribution to national security and leadership during the 2017 attacks.  

Appointed Commissioner in 2022, following some time in the private sector, he returned to the Met to lead a major programme of reform focused on rebuilding trust, reducing crime, and raising professional standards.  

Sir Mark remains committed to building a modern, trusted police service for London.

 

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