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SUMMARY:36-Hour Civilian Leadership Training
DESCRIPTION:This week-long leadership course is designed specifically for civilian public safety supervisors, managers, or those aspiring to promote into these positions. The goal of this training is to provide participants the opportunity to develop the skills and strategies necessary to become engaging and effective supervisors and leaders in their organization.\nSession 1 // 8:30am – 5pm\nImplicit Biases & Human Relations\nThis session will explore biases and how they can impact relationships and your ability to lead. Participants will also discuss a variety of human relation dynamics, such as Stereotype, Prejudice, Discrimination and Oppression. This session also examines culture and law enforcement culture how the culture can affect leadership.\nSession 2 // 8:30am – 5pm\nLeadership Styles, Leadership Pitfalls, Leadership vs Management,\nBuilding Morale\nStudents will engage in various interactive exercises around the seven main leadership styles, Autocratic, Democratic, Laissez Faire, Servant, Transformational, Charismatic, and Adaptive. This session also examines common leadership pitfalls and how to build high morale among teams.\nSession 3 // 8:30am – 5pm\nEffective Communication, Conflict Resolution, Emotional Intelligence, Team Development\nStudents will examine effective communication principles so they can improve their communication skills. Students will also learn about their style of communication. This session also explores conflict resolution and effective ways to begin “courageous conversations”. The four stages of team development will also be discussed and examined.\nSession 4 // 8:30am – 5pm\nEthical Decision-Making, Critical Thinking, Case Studies\nA thorough analysis of ethics and why ethical decision making is so critical for a leader. This session also examines critical thinking and students will have an opportunity to apply a critical thinking model to real world case studies.\nSession 5 // 8:30am – 12pm\nWellness and Self-Care\nThis session discusses self-care as a leader and what are the consequences of putting yourself last in order of importance. Participants will receive various tips and tools on how to improve their resiliency, as well as their overall physical, mental, and emotional health.\nPresenters:\nCommander Josef Levy, Long Beach Police Department (ret)\nEmbassy Consulting Services\nJosef Levy has close to 30 years of law enforcement experience and is a highly skilled facilitator who has conducted trainings for thousands of law enforcement professionals throughout the country. He has also trained at the international level, training law enforcement delegations from France, Germany, Israel, and Russia.\n \n\nChief Charlie Celano, Tustin Police Department (ret)\nChief Leadership\nCharlie Celano is a recently retired police chief and has 27 years of law enforcement experience, including over 18 years in supervisory, management and command level positions within the organization. Charlie has taught law enforcement professionals throughout the country and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy Class #258.\n\nDetails:\n– All civilian/professional staff working in a public safety organization, including Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS, Emergency Management, Probation, Parole and those working in the Judicial System are encouraged to attend\n*No refunds, however, substitutions will be permitted.\nPresented By Embassy Consulting Services and Chief Leadership\n                           \n \nEmbassy Consulting Services LLC is owned and operated by Josef Levy, Commander (Retired) Long Beach Police Department and Lysa Gamboa-Levy. Embassy training seminars are not open to the general public.  Embassy reserves the right to restrict or deny enrollment or access to any individual.\n \n
URL:https://embassycs.com/courses/civilian-leadership-training-az-4-17
LOCATION:2627 S 35th Ave Phoenix, AZ 85003
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