A. Christian Anglin, a seasoned law enforcement professional, began his career as a U.S. Probation Officer Aide in 1992. With a Master's degree in Leadership, he managed the Peoria County Drug Court, focusing on non-violent drug offenders. Joining the FBI in 1998, Anglin excelled in various roles, investigating violent crimes and international terrorism, notably as a primary investigator in the aftermath of 9/11. He played a crucial role in Guantanamo Bay, later leading Operation Crown Prince, targeting Afghan nationals involved in heroin trafficking to fund terrorist activities. Anglin's career included assignments in Iraq, leading successful operations during the 2006 surge. In 2015, he became the Strategic Partnership Coordinator, disrupting foreign adversaries attempting to compromise U.S. businesses. After over 24 years with the FBI, Anglin retired in 2023, taking on roles as Managing Client Partner for Verizon Business Development, leadership coach at Performance Protocol, and instructor with Dedication To Community.