Erika Jensen is a Managing Director at IGI, where she assists corporate, institutional, and individual clients in conducting internal investigations, complex fraud reviews, and high-stakes due diligence matters. She brings more than two decades of experience leading sensitive investigations involving public corruption, financial crimes, and organized criminal activity.
Prior to joining IGI, Jensen served as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, where she conducted some of the Bureau’s most complex corruption and racketeering investigations. Her work exposed systemic misconduct within the Baltimore Police Department and the Baltimore City Detention Center, resulting in dozens of federal convictions. In recognition of her work, she received two Attorney General’s Awards for Distinguished Service. Jensen’s case work also included fraud and financial crimes.
Jensen also served as a protective operations agent on the Attorney General’s Protection Detail and served as a Supervisory Special Agent at FBI Headquarters, supporting the Bureau’s international mission. Jensen’s protective operations work included numerous deployments overseas, including in Africa and the Middle East, where she was responsible for security assessments and operations.
Before entering federal service, Jensen worked in software engineering and consulting, developing detail-oriented technical and analytical skills which enhanced her investigative approach to complex financial and related matters during her Bureau career.
At IGI, Jensen leverages her extensive law enforcement experience to support clients in internal investigations, risk mitigation, and matters involving allegations of fraud, misconduct, and criminal exposure.
Jensen holds a B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Rhode Island.
Education:
University of Rhode Island, B.S.