Who We Are
OSACO Group is a global and multi-lingual team of extensively experienced investigative consultants and specialists in compliance, governance, safeguarding and anti-corruption.
We work globally and with all organisational sectors to help our clients proactively and effectively manage their human risk factors.
Our reputation and success is dependent on the capability and integrity of our people.
Our specialists are all highly skilled professionals with proven credentials in detecting, managing, and mitigating human fallibility.
Our service delivery is collaborative and inclusive. We encourage leadership and are committed to nuturing a diverse and inclusive network within our organisation.
Our values of integrity, transparency, and accountability are the foundation of everything we do.
Our team brings an extensive toolkit of experience, expertise and best practice to enable our clients to build and protect their brand positioning and maintain the trust of their shareholders, stakeholders and customers.
OSACO Values
Based in Aotearoa New Zealand, OSACO is a proudly Māori-led organisation. We choose to express our values using words in Te Reo Māori (the language of the indigenous people of New Zealand). These values carry with them important concepts from Te Ao Māori (the Māori world).
Rangatiratanga Leadership
We maintain personal and organisational integrity. Our actions and decisions are ethical.
Tohungatanga Expertise
We continually acquire knowledge to enhance our expertise for the benefit of those we serve.
Kotahitanga Unity
We work collaboratively. We recognise and utilise our collective expertise to achieve our objectives and the objectives of those we serve.
Manaakitanga Looking after people
We respect our people and those we serve.
Meet the OSACO Team
The OSACO management team each have in excess of 30 years’ experience conducting and managing investigations, both criminal and administrative, conducting organisational and program reviews, and carrying out gaps analysis throughout the world. In addition to their service as senior police officers in their home jurisdictions and as investigators with various international criminal tribunals, they have, for more than a decade, worked with and for bodies within a variety of UN and INGO organisations.