As part of the overarching build of the CPLE International, we benchmarked programs around the country that focused solely on the chief executive. We noted several regional programs as well as the National Sheriff's Institute, the FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar (LEEDS), and the FBI National Executive Institute (NEI). While the feedback for these existing programs was highly complimentary, the same questions persisted. "Either the school doesn't really apply to me, or I don't qualify based on various requirements of the program such as the size of my agency or the population I serve. What's out there for all chiefs and sheriffs where we can learn and engage each other concerning challenges specific to chief executives?"
The Chief Executive Institute (CEI) was developed with two audiences in mind: Agency heads (or their designee) who have attended existing programs but want more, and those who have never had the opportunity to experience the power of bringing together chief executives to explore strategic leadership and challenges facing the policing community.
Why the Chief Executive Institute
One week format mitigating time away from work (Sunday evening registration and dinner and Friday as a travel day).
Primary focus on the continuing development, liaison, and relationship building with executives in the law enforcement community
(e.g. Sheriffs, Chiefs, Directors, Superintendents)
Relevant topics facilitated by professional educators and renowned practitioners in the field, the Institute focuses on organizational leadership and critical issues and challenges facing executives in today’s dynamic policing environment.
From networking with fellow executives to discussions on strategic leadership to intelligence gathering, credibility and trust to the Pulse Nightclub shooting, or health and resilience to leading through the riots in Baltimore or Ferguson, the Chief Executive Institute offers a truly unique opportunity to share, learn, and grow as executives in the law enforcement community.
Primary focus on the continuing development, liaison, and relationship building with executives in the law enforcement community
(e.g. Sheriffs, Chiefs, Directors, Superintendents)
Relevant topics facilitated by professional educators and renowned practitioners in the field, the Institute focuses on organizational leadership and critical issues and challenges facing executives in today’s dynamic policing environment.
From networking with fellow executives to discussions on strategic leadership to intelligence gathering, credibility and trust to the Pulse Nightclub shooting, or health and resilience to leading through the riots in Baltimore or Ferguson, the Chief Executive Institute offers a truly unique opportunity to share, learn, and grow as executives in the law enforcement community.
Marieo Foster
Chief of Police | Director
Office of Public Safety & Emergency Management
University of the District of Columbia
Chief of Police | Director
Office of Public Safety & Emergency Management
University of the District of Columbia
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"As the challenges and threats facing the public safety profession continue to evolve, so to must our profession. We must build far reaching relationships with each other and our communities. We must develop a constant awareness of emerging trends, challenges, and best practices. We must be life-long learners engaging in exceptional training, education, and liaison initiatives. With the Center for Police Leadership and Ethics, you will have an incredible cadre of senior law enforcement professionals who provide cutting-edge, thought-provoking subject matter expertise that answers the call to prepare your agencies today for the future."
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Venue
We are working out 2019 schedule regarding pricing and locations.
Please continue to check back with us.
