Patrick Wyman currently serves as the Unit Chief of the FBI’s Virtual Assets Unit, overseeing the multitude of case enhancing services and support programs offered to the field and our law enforcement partners associated with the illicit use of virtual assets.

Mr. Wyman entered on duty with the FBI in January 2009 and his career has focused primarily on a variety of white-collar criminal matters, including bank fraud, wire and mail fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering. Throughout his career, Mr. Wyman spearheaded the FBI’s Virtual Currency Initiative out of the Criminal Investigations Division – Money Laundering Unit; served on a Joint Duty Assignment to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Office of the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community; led the Corporate Fraud squad and served as the Financial Crimes Program Coordinator for the Washington Field Office; and served as a certified crisis negotiator. Mr. Wyman earned a degree in Finance from James Madison University and previously served as a Police Officer with the Fairfax County Police Department.