Communication and Tactical Conduct for Leaders
Featuring Deputy Chief Dan Flippo (CA)(Ret.) and Lieutenant John Morris (NC)(Ret.)
Whether you are a formal or informal leader, your ability to communicate and lead both in a crisis and in day-to-day matters is what makes the difference between chaos and calm, and even success or failure.
In this seminar, we will explore the specific strategies modern law enforcement professionals can use to manage internal pressures and external threats. You will engage in exercises designed to bolster your active listening skills and discuss strategies to acknowledge differences and build trust within your agency.
As a law enforcement leader, you are also expected to make sound tactical decisions in the field. This workshop will explore time, plans, resolutions, and suspect actions and give you tools to resolve a crisis.
Curriculum Includes:
- Trust and relationship building
- Bridge communication gaps
- High risk incident resolution
- Leading both up and down
- Tactical planning
- Reducing liability
- Confident Communication
Your Instructors:
Dan Flippo retired as the Deputy Chief of the Santa Cruz Police Department (CA). Dan has 29 years of experience in operational roles including SWAT and Patrol. He understands your perspective no matter how big or small your agency is. He is an enthusiastic instructor who is committed to making sure you know how to manage any multijurisdictional incident.
John Morris recently retired as a Lieutenant from the Winston-Salem Police Department, an agency of five hundred officers located in North Carolina. His 27 years of service include over 20 years in SWAT as well as years in Patrol and Special Operations. He also routinely served as the Incident Commander for large scale events.
Upcoming Presentations:
Communication and Tactical Conduct for Leaders Seminar
Apr 1 • Cazenovia, NY