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Ninth AnnualWomen Leaders in Law Enforcement

Training Symposium

OCTOBER 13-15, 2014 | ANAHEIM

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Women Leaders in Law Enforcement

Southern California

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3October 13 - 15, 2014 | Anaheim

MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2014

3:00 PM – 8:00 PM

RegistrationPacific Registration Desk

3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Sponsor DisplaysPacific Foyer

3:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Financial and Retirement PlanningPacific Ballroom A

5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

Hosted Welcome SocialSunset Deck

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2014

6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

Cross Fit and Spin WorkoutHealth Club Aerobic Room and Spin Room

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM


7:00 AM – 5:00 PM


7:00 AM – 8:30 AM

Continental BreakfastPacific Promenade/Foyer

8:00 AM – 9:00 AM

Opening CeremonyPacific Ballroom C&D

Honor Guard with Pipe and DrumCombined Honor Guard representing Police, Sheriff and CHP personnel from throughout California.

National AnthemVanessa Castaneda, California State Fullerton Police Department

Welcome and Introductions

Masters of CeremoniesChief Jackie Gomez-Whiteley, Cypress Police DepartmentCaptain Clarise Lew, Fremont Police DepartmentCommander Toni Bland, Orange County Sheriff

Co-Sponsor WelcomeChief Christopher Boyd, Citrus Heights Police Department; President, California Police Chiefs AssociationSheriff Adam Christianson, Stanislaus County Sheriff; President, California State Sheriffs’ AssociationCommissioner Joe Farrow, California Highway Patrol Chief Mark Yokoyama, Alhambra Police DepartmentPresident, California Peace Officers’ Association

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM

Opening Plenary Sheriff Sandra Hutchens, Orange CountyPacific Ballroom C&D

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Networking BreakPacific Promenade/Foyer

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM

Breakout Sessions

A) Speed CoachingCalifornia B

B) Stress-Friend or Foe?Pacific B

12:15 PM – 1:15 PM

Networking Luncheonwith guest speaker Attorney General Kamala Harris Pacific Ballroom C&D

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM

Breakout Sessions

A) Both Sides of the Table: a Promotional Seminar

Pacific A

B) Exploring the Gender and Generational DividePacific B

3:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Networking BreakPacific Promenade/Foyer

3:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Breakout Sessions

A) Effective Communication: An Essential Leadership Skill

Pacific A

B) Leadership LessonsPacific B

Conference Agenda

4 Ninth Annual Women Leaders in Law Enforcement Training Symposium

Conference Agenda CONTINUED

Optional Night – Come enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of the only premier outdoor “shopertainment” centers in California, Downtown Disney. Experience world renowned shopping, food and beverages, along with all of your favorite Disney characters…you will not be disappointed. Transportation is provided from the Anaheim Hilton, from 5:30-10:30 p.m. You must have your conference credentials to board the buses which will distinguish you as a WLLE participant for the evening.

5K Fun Run/Walk – Join us for the 6th annual 5K Fun Run/Walk as it weaves through the streets of Anaheim. You never know who might join in on the fun! Flat, fast and completely supported by wonderful volunteers and an escort by WLLE SoCal volunteers! Water and snacks will be provided at the end of the run.

CrossFit Workout – CrossFit is a functional fitness program. It is being used by law enforcement, firefighters and the military as their primary fitness training across the world. CrossFit is a combination of functional movements performed at a high intensity that are constantly varied. CrossFit strives to make the practitioner proficient in all physical skills with specializing in none. Conference attendees can experience a casual introduction to CrossFit both Monday and Tuesday mornings led by Officer Lee Ann Alfonzo, San Jose PD in the Health Club Aerobics room.

Spin Class – Spinning is a replication of outdoor cycling that’s done indoors on specially designed stationary bikes. With upbeat music setting the tone, the instructor will guide the class along simulations of flat roads and hills, and you can burn up to 700 calories with one spin workout. Space is limited and is a first come first serve basis.

5:30 PM – 10:30 PM

Optional Night Event – Downtown DisneyBus pickup outside Hilton hotel – Must have conference credentials

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2014

6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

5K Fun Run/Walk Starting Line outside of Hotel Entrance

6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

Cross Fit and Spin WorkoutHealth Club Aerobic Room and Spin Room

7:00 AM – 12 NOON


7:00 AM – 3:00 PM


7:00 AM – 8:30 AM

Continental BreakfastPacific Promenade/Foyer

8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

Opening Program, Sponsor Recognition, Trail Blazer AwardPacific Ballroom C&D

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Opening Plenary KeynoteDr. Lawrence Blum Pacific Ballroom C&D

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Networking BreakPacific Foyer

10:30 AM – 12:00 NOON

Breakout Sessions

A) Critical Incident PanelPacific A

B) Living Authentically Pacific B

12:15 – 2:30 PM

Closing Plenary and LunchTammy Hughes Pacific Ballroom C&D


Presentation & Workshop Descriptions

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2014

OPENING PLENARY

8:30 am to 10:00 am | Pacific Ballroom C&DPresenter: Sheriff Sandra Hutchens, Orange County Sheriff

Change in every organization is inevitable. This is especially true in the field of law enforcement. Leaders in all ranks and assignments need to embrace change in order to be successful. This plenary will provide its audience with exemplary leadership styles that have proven to be successful during trying times and organizational changes both large and small. From creating and communicating a vision to moving forward and inspecting results, this plenary covers real-world examples of how details, divisions and departments have been redirected through, sometimes significant, change. Discussion will include women in leadership roles, what women bring to the profession and setting oneself up for future assignments, promotions and success.

SPEED COACHING

10:30 am to 12:00 pm | California B

It’s back, but with a fresh look! Speed coaching will bring in a group of leaders from various ranks as well as professional managers to provide attendees small-group mentoring from different levels. Attendees can choose to sit in the Chiefs’ area, the Command Level area (Captains/Lieutenants/Commanders), the First-line Supervisors’ area (Sergeants, Corporals), or the Professional Supervisors’ area (Dispatch Manager, Civilian Commander, Records Manager, etc.). As in the past, the attendees remain at their tables and the coaches rotate at a specific time.

STRESS - FRIEND OR FOE?

10:30 am to 12:00 pm | Pacific BPresenters: Dr. Catherine Butler and Sara Gilman, M.F.T.

In this session you will learn what the body and mind says about various types of stress and how you can better manage its’ affects. Balancing career, family and health is one of our greatest challenges. Understanding the mechanisms of our stress reactions and learning ways to build resilience can empower you for a long healthy career and life.

BOTH SIDES OF THE TABLE: A PROMOTIONAL SEMINAR

1:30 pm to 3:00 pm | Pacific APresenter: Chief Sylvia Moir, El Cerrito

Sylvia Moir, Chief of Police in El Cerrito, CA, will share her experience and learning from both sides of the oral interview table. In 90 minutes, she will lead an interactive seminar on the promotional process that will give you tools, insights, and motivation to tackle your goal. Sylvia will provide attendees with a framework and a foundation to help them better prepare for panel interviews and to present with clarity and flow when it counts and she will answer YOUR questions. She provides insights on the panel members’ rating criteria and how they assess the candidate’s readiness to move to the next level.


Presentation & Workshop Descriptions CONTINUED

EXPLORING THE GENDER AND GENERATIONAL DIVIDE

1:30 pm to 3:00 pm | Pacific BPresenter: Tammy Hughes, CEO, Claire Raines Associates

Business results depend on your people. What worked a few years ago for motivating, coaching, and leading people in their twenties is off-base for those in their twenties today—and today’s forty-year-olds are different from forty-year-olds a decade ago. To thrive—even to survive—today’s leaders must be masterful at managing, motivating, and retaining people from all generations and values groups.

This lively, interactive session will get everyone in the room involved and engaged—and ready to apply what they’ve learned when they walk out the door.

If you’re attending this session, please be sure to take the Values & Influence Assessment® before you arrive.

It just takes 10 minutes on your laptop, iPad or smartphone. Go to www.generationsatwork.com/assessment.php. Group code: capolice18511.

After you take the assessment and attend the session, you will have answers to these questions:

• Are you typical of your generation, or are your values different than most of those who grew up in the same era?

• Is there one values group that particularly challenges you?

• How can you target your messages to increase your effectiveness and impact results?

To be successful, we need to understand people’s values and become masterful at targeting our messages with those values in mind.

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION: AN ESSENTIAL LEADERSHIP SKILL

3:30 pm to 5:00 pm | Pacific APresenter: Connie Almond, Liebert Cassidy Whitmore

Successful leaders must have clear and communicated ideas about what they want to achieve and how they expect the team to perform. Communicating objectives, needs, resources, and vision is paramount to the

success of your team and organization. This session will provide practical strategies to effectively communicate as a leader and will emphasize practice over theory, including best practices for overcoming challenges.

LEADERSHIP LESSONS

3:30 pm to 5:00 pm | Pacific BPresenter: Colleene Preciado, Chief Probation Officer (ret.)

This workshop will delve into what is inside a leader that makes them suited for and successful in leadership. We will explore the how vs. the what in leadership, and the concepts of being vs. becoming effective leaders.

The field of leadership training is saturated with endless opportunities to find the magic bullet on leadership! We are lead to believe if we just take certain training, go to a command college or get an advanced degree we are prepared to be competent leaders! If true, why do we still see many people in leadership positions with extensive training and academic achievements still not capable or successful as leaders?

Workshop participants will be prompted to engage in a spirited discussion on what makes an extraordinary leader and how they inspire others to become leaders themselves.


Presentation & Workshop Descriptions CONTINUED

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15

OPENING PLENARY

9:00 am to 10:00 am | Pacific Ballroom C&DPresenter: Dr. Lawrence Blum

Dr. Lawrence Blum has been in full-time service to law enforcement since 1981. He specializes in training peace officers in tactical decision-making under conditions of unanticipated, rapidly changing, or chaotic threat conditions. He has provided treatment to police officers involved in both traumatic incidents and accumulated law enforcement stress. He has consulted with police departments throughout the United States on the management unexpected threat encounters, and psychological debriefing techniques to maintain officer health & safety. He received his Doctorate from the University of Michigan. He is the author of three books for police officers, the most recent being, “Turning Tragedy Into Victory.”

CRITICAL INCIDENT PANEL

10:30 am to 12:00 pm | Pacific AIn 2013, Sergeant Butch Baker and Detective Elizabeth Butler of Santa Cruz PD conducted follow up on a misdemeanor sexual assault investigation. The suspect in this case ambushed and killed both detectives. This critical incident panel brings together a variety of people involved in the incident, and focuses on how they survived the aftermath of this terrible event, and how they’ve come to terms with it.

LIVING AUTHENTICALLY

10:30 am to 12:00 pm | Pacific BPresenter: Kristin Ziman, Commander, Aurora PD

We often spend too much time being who we think we are supposed to be that we forget who we really are. Learn how to be comfortable with standing out — and start using the skills and gifts unique to you. This session will show you that once you start being who you really are, you will become better at what you do and enjoy life and work so much more.

CLOSING PLENARY

GenderSpeak1:00 pm to 2:00 pm | Pacific Ballroom C&DPresenter: Tammy Hughes, The Heim Group

Are there people you work with that easily take credit for their accomplishments and others who don’t play up their successes? Does it seem to take some people forever to get to the point, while others bull doze to the bottom line? And why is it that aggressive behavior from some is ruled an effective leadership style and yet from another is viewed as rude and pushy? In GenderSpeak, you will learn that men and women grow up in different cultures and learn different lessons about “appropriate” behavior, teamwork, problem solving, and leadership. These differences are often difficult to see — let alone manage. This session will address the central factors that drive gender-related communication problems and emphasizes the importance of men and women understanding and valuing each other’s strengths.


SANDRA HUTCHENS, Orange County Sheriff-Coroner

Sandra Hutchens, Sheriff, Orange County was sworn in as the 12th Sheriff-Coroner for Orange County in June of 2008. She began her law enforcement career with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department in 1976. With more than thirty-five years of service in law enforcement, Sheriff Hutchens possesses invaluable experience in nearly every facet of law enforcement. Sheriff Hutchens leads more than 3,800 sworn and professional men and women who serve in areas as diverse as Patrol Operations, Criminal and Special Investigations, the County’s Crime Lab and courts, Coroner’s Office, as well as those who serve in Orange County’s five jails that collectively comprise the eighth largest jail system in the nation. The department provides a variety of vital public safety services to our communities. These include direct patrol services to more than 700,000 residents within the county’s unincorporated areas and via contract to thirteen municipal cities, the County’s three harbors, John Wayne Airport, and the Orange County Transportation Agency.

KAMALA HARRIS, California Attorney General

Kamala Harris was sworn in as the 32nd Attorney General in January of 2011. She is the first woman, the first African American, and the first South Asian to hold the office in the history of California. As chief law enforcement officer for the state, Attorney General Harris has focused on combating transnational gangs that are trafficking guns, drugs, and human beings throughout California. She has worked to increase the adoption of technology and data-driven policing to assist law enforcement in the efficient investigation and prosecution of crime, and has traveled to every region of California to expand partnerships with local law enforcement. A career prosecutor, Attorney General Harris served two terms as District Attorney of San Francisco. Defeating a two-term incumbent, she was first elected DA in 2003, and was overwhelmingly elected to a second term in November 2007. Attorney General Harris began her career in the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office, where she specialized in prosecuting child sexual assault cases. In 1998, she joined the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, where she led the Career Criminal Unit. She also served as the head of the San Francisco City Attorney’s Division on Children and Families.

Keynote/Plenary Speakers


LAWRENCE BLUM, PH.D

Lawrence Blum, Ph.D has been in full-time service to law enforcement since 1981. He specializes in training peace officers in tactical decision-making under conditions of unanticipated, rapidly changing, or chaotic threat conditions. He has provided treatment to police officers involved in both traumatic incidents and accumulated law enforcement stress. He has consulted with police departments throughout the United States on the management unexpected threat encounters, and psychological debriefing techniques to maintain officer health & safety. He received his Doctorate from the University of Michigan. He is the author of three books for police officers, the most recent being, “Turning Tragedy Into Victory.” Dr. Blum has instructed for CNOA since 1989 and currently teaches the “I’m Shot!” – a Course in Survival” programs.

TAMMY HUGHES, The Heim Group

Tammy Hughes, President, The Heim Group, LLC has delivered workshops and training with great success for two decades. She launched her career with Xerox Corporation in their Corporate Education and Training Division 25 years ago. For the past eighteen years, she served as the Director of Training — where she spearheaded the design of the highly successful GenderSpeak workshop — and is currently serving in the role of President for The Heim Group. She delivers humorous and content-rich keynotes, executive sessions, and workshops around the globe. She is a student of both gender cultures and is passionate about helping organizations tap in to the natural strengths that men and women bring to the table. Tammy has developed creative approaches that bring fun and energy to learning experiences for McDonald’s Corporation, Proctor & Gamble, GE, BP, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Google, Deutsche Telekom, UBS, Credit Suisse, ESPN, Microsoft and Novartis, to name a few of her clients. She studied communication arts at Cedarville College in Ohio and holds a B.A.A.S. degree from Midwestern State University in Texas. Tammy is married and has two teenage sons. She enjoys cooking, walking, and watching her boys play their sports.


Appreciation is recognized to the following corporate sponsors who made this conference possible:

PREMIER Sponsor

GOLD Sponsor

SILVER Sponsors

BRONZE Sponsors

Corporate Sponsors

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Supporting & In Kind Sponsors

Appreciation is recognized to the following corporate sponsors who made this conference possible:

SUPPORTING Sponsors

Santa Clara County Police Chiefs’ Association

San Mateo County Police Chiefs and Sheriff Association

Marin County Police Chiefs Association

Los Angeles County Police Chiefs Association

San Bernardino Police Chiefs and Sheriff Association

CPCA Region 12 Police Chiefs

Orange County Chiefs of Police and Sheriff Association

Association of Riverside County Chiefs of Police and Sheriffs

San Diego County Chief’s and Sheriff’s Association

Clovis Police Foundation

Sun Ridge Systems, Inc.

IN KIND Sponsors

SoCal WLLE

Titan Shops

Cloudspace Mobile

Ravenswood, Franciscan Estate, Robert Mondavi, Clos du Bois

Keystone Uniforms

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