Meet the Team
Michelle Ohren
Managing Director
Michelle has been in policing since 1996, joining CID since 1999, this has given her a wealth of experience in policing a variety of different crime types throughout the West Midlands. She has worked closely with other organisations and charities during these investigations to provide the necessary support to victims and developing new processes and best practice between organisations where needed. This has often meant supporting change both within policing and the partnership organisations, giving her the ability to develop long standing working relationships, which she brings to her role in the CRC.
Danielle Healy
Cyber Path Client Liaison, National Cyber Resilience Centre Group
Danielle is the Cyber PATH Client Liaison for the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group (NCRCG), a Home Office funded, Police led, not-for-profit company initiative that is working in partnership with business & academia to strengthen cyber resilience across the UK business community.
Having worked as a client executive in the technology sector for over 10 years, Danielle has a wealth of experience in supporting small to medium businesses through championing a no-jargon approach. Prior to her role with the NCRCG, Danielle has been working as a Membership and Services Advisor for a number of the UK’s Cyber Resilience Centres. In this role, Danielle developed extensive relationships with businesses across the West Midlands, Wales and South East to help them benefit from the wealth of cyber guidance and services that each of the Cyber Resilience Centres has to offer.
Outside of the technology sector, Danielle enjoys trips to the beach with her Border Collie, Bruce and spending time with her young son.
Nick Kluger-Langer
Business Development Manager
Nick’s career began with forensic evidence discovery, working hands-on at crime scenes and within the Fingerprint Development Laboratory to uncover critical evidence. He later expanded his focus to Digital Forensics, specializing in data extraction from mobile devices to aid in criminal investigations. Beyond his police work, Nick’s digital forensic expertise has been in high demand across the private sector, where he has supported police forces, government agencies, and private clients alike. His work for both Prosecution and Defence teams underscores his commitment to precise and balanced digital evidence analysis.
Outside of his professional life, Nick is a devoted family man. He loves cheering on his daughter at cheerleading competitions and equestrian events, while also being a regular at his son’s rugby matches. His passion for sports and cars, coupled with his family dedication, reflects the balanced approach he brings to his work and life.