About Second Creek
Meet the Second Creek Team
Glenn E. Bjornson, Forensic Accounting Examiner
Retired Special Agent/Senior Analyst
Internal Revenue Service,
Criminal Investigation Division
Current Status:
Glenn Bjornson conducts financial investigative techniques and international money laundering seminars for federal, state and local law enforcement agencies as well as providing investigative and consulting services in corporate fraud and financial investigations. Bjornson resides with his wife in Villa Hills, KY.
History and Specialty:
Glenn Bjornson has been involved in law enforcement since 1982 as a special agent and senior analyst with Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigation Division, retiring October 31, 2006. During his 24-year career, Bjornson specialized in complex financial, political corruption, money laundering and illegal drug investigations where he served as lead agent in a multi-agency (state and federal) drug task force for more than eight years. He also served as a Use of Force, Firearms and Building Entry instructor for more than 20 years and was the lead tech agent (electronic equipment used in undercover and covert investigations) for 15 years. Bjornson’s financial background, coupled with his problem-solving capabilities and inquisitive nature have been key assets in solving many complex, high-profile cases.
Credentials:
Bjornson graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Marshall University in 1975 with a major in accounting, followed by a Master of Business Administration degree with emphasis in management and finance in 1977, also from Marshall. During his career, Bjornson received meritorious service awards every year from IRS Criminal Investigation. He also received awards each year beginning in 1996 through 2000 from the U. S. Attorney’s Office in Southern West Virginia for his role as the lead investigator in some of the most significant investigations prosecuted by their office in each of those years. Bjornson was promoted into the IRS Criminal Investigation management team in 1999, where he served until his retirement.
