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Darryl Wegner is a Managing Director in the Firm’s Forensic, Litigation and Valuation practice. Prior to joining PKF O’Connor Davies, Darryl retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) after a 21-year career as a Special Agent where he conducted and led complex, multi-jurisdictional investigations involving Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Financial and Accounting Fraud, Securities Fraud, Health Care Fraud, Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption (ABAC), Criminal Antitrust Violations, National Security, Counter Threat Finance and Sanctions.

Darryl has extensive experience working with United States and international law enforcement and regulatory agencies including the Department of Justice, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the U.K.s National Crime Agency and Serious Fraud Office. He started his FBI career in the Boston Field Office investigating terrorism and white-collar crime while also serving as a crisis negotiator. Darryl served in several capacities at the FBI Headquarters in Washington, DC including as the national leader of the FBI’s Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Kleptocracy and Antitrust programs, as one of the FBI’s Deputy Chief Human Capital Officers and leading efforts to stand up a multidisciplinary nation state focused mission center. In addition to Boston and DC, Darryl was assigned to the FBI’s Houston Field Office where he directed all the FBI’s white-collar crime investigations in Southeast Texas.

Darryl started his professional career as an engineer in the automotive industry. After attending law school, Darryl practiced as a corporate attorney for an international law firm in New York.