Susannah Fish

Susannah Fish was awarded the OBE for services to policing in the Queen’s Birthday Honours in 2008.
Biography.
A graduate from London School of Economics with a long career in the police, she received three Chief Constable’s Commendations for professionalism, dedication and courageous leadership. She received the Queen’s Policing Medal for distinguished service in the Queen’s Birthday Honours 2016. She was Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire Police until her retirement in 2017 and sits on the board of govenors of Nottingham Trent University During her time in the police force she had responsibility for the Force Crime Directorate, Force Intelligence Directorate, Scientific Support, Operational Support, Serious & Organised Crime and is also a Gold Firearms, Public Order and CBRN Commander.
Fish has spoken about the 'Toxic culture of sexism' in the police force and was awarded Law Enforcement Upstander of the Year in the National Hate Crime Awards 2016 for her leadership on misogyny as a hate crime. She has her own consultancy and has been Nottingham Business Awards Woman Achiever of the Year.