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MAGNUS Leadership - Colorado FOP - March 8-9, 2021

MAGNUS Leadership Workshop
Sponsored by Colorado FOP

Dates: March 8,9, 2021
Schedule: 8am-5pm daily (Mountain Time)

Credit Type:  16 hours, Continuing Education
Location: 8400 Alcott Street, Westminister, CO 80031

Total Seats ~ 40
Registration: $335
Registration Closes: March 7, 2021

 

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Description

We are living in a rapidly changing world! As culture changes, it is crucial for leaders to adapt to this new dynamic. Public Safety professionals live with volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA) daily. The scrutiny and criticism pitted against law enforcement today are unprecedented, increasing stress on law enforcement professionals around the world. MAGNUS OVEA leadership and well-being principles afford leaders the needed foundation, skills and tools to develop, maintain, and turbocharge star performance. Turbocharging leadership capacity at a personal and organizational level produces a culture of accountability and connection leading to star performance by promoting a sense of safety and support within an organization.

If you desire to improve community trust and recognize the need to reduce community criticism, Magnus OVEA is for you!

If you are looking to lead through precarious times and personally and professionally move from resiliency to antifragility (gaining from disorder), MAGNUS OVEA will deliver!

The great value of MAGNUS OVEA Leadership Principles is based on the science and practices of human behavior and are delivered in a format that is easily applicable to our daily lives to improve the leadership and well-being of each person willing to apply these principles.

This workshop introduces both a challenging and rewarding New Wave of Leadership by promoting well-being through awakening self-awareness, improving accountability, applying psychophysical responses to relationships, and positive intelligence, as well as the latest research on promoting healthy workplace environments.

Sponsor

The Fraternal Order of Police was started in 1917 by two Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania police officers, Delbert Nagle and Martin Toole. The Fraternal Order of Police has grown from its original 23 officers in Pittsburgh, to more than 345,000 members in all 50 states. The FOP has 48 state lodges and more than 2,700 local lodges. In Colorado we have more than 6,500 members. The FOP is by far the largest professional police organization in both Colorado and the United States.

We are Colorado’s largest and most unified voice of our profession standing strong to protect and improve law enforcement officer’s employment rights and benefits. No one knows the dangers and the difficulties faced by today’s police officers better than another officer, and no one knows police officers better than the F.O.P.

Cops working for and supporting cops and our profession. If we don’t look out for each other…no one will. Take a look at what the FOP has done around this country and in each state in which they represent a majority of its officers. Take a look at what has been accomplished for the betterment of law enforcement and the communities they serve. You will have to agree; the Fraternal Order of Police is the best of the best. Be part of your future. Be FOP.

The FOP continues to grow because we have been true to the tradition and continued to build on it. One out of every three law enforcement officers eligible for membership belongs to the Fraternal Order of Police. In Colorado it is two out of every three.

Being a member of the largest law enforcement organization in the world entitles you to certain benefits and privileges not available to other organizations or unions. The Fraternal Order of Police are proud professionals working on behalf of law enforcement officers from all ranks and levels of government.

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Instructor

Chief Mark A. Garcia Director Influence & Development

Mark A. Garcia served in law enforcement for 31 years.  Chief Garcia served as the Chief of Police for the City of Redlands for 6 ½ years, retiring in 2018.  Prior to becoming the Redlands Chief of Police, he served San Bernardino Police Department for 24 years ascending to the rank of Assistant Chief of Police.   Chief Garcia’s experience includes being Narcotics Bureau Commander, Tactical Commander, District Commander, Investigations Commander, Personnel and Training Commander, overseeing Internal Affairs and serving as the department’s Public Information Officer.  Chief Garcia has received numerous awards including the Medal of Valor, Officer of the Year and Citizen of the Year.  Some of the highlights of Chief Garcia’s career include being the point car in President Reagan’s motorcade, being responsible for external security for President George W. Bush’s visit to San Bernardino, leading Redlands through the December 02 terrorist incident and developing future leaders.

Chief Garcia’s passion for character-based leadership development led to starting Blue Virtue Leadership and he has taught hundreds of officers how to develop their leadership capacity, how to build character, how to enhance organizational culture, how to build a Virtue Based Policing structure, how to create organizational ethics programs, Service Oriented Leadership and Strategic and Tactical Decision Making. He has made numerous presentations on leadership, ethics and culture, including the Law Enforcement Leadership Symposium, California Police Chiefs Executive Leadership Institute at the Drucker School of Management, California College and University Chiefs of Police Conference, Faith and Justice Summit, University of Redlands and Cal State San Bernardino.

Chief Garcia holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Management and a Master’s of Science in Management.  He considers himself to be a lifelong learner having completed many certificate programs including the prestigious Leadership Decision Making Program, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Executive Education; Josephson’s Institute of Ethics Train the Trainer Program, Master Instructor Development Program and is a certified leadership development trainer for the John Maxwell Team. He serves on the California Police Chief’s Association Training Committee, and serves on the Police Public Safety, Image and Ethics Committee for the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

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Cancellation Policy

  • We may cancel or postpone any course or activity because of insufficient enrollment or other unforeseen circumstances.
  • If a program is canceled, we will refund registration fees but cannot be held responsible for any other related costs, charges or expenses, including but not limited to cancellation/change charges assessed by hotels, airlines or travel agencies.  No other refunds beyond the cancellation of the event will be provided.
  • Requests for substitutions for another class or of another attendee for the same class will be accommodated whenever possible. Additional fees will not be charged for reasonable substitutions.
  • Refunds will not be issued for ‘no shows” or when a course is delayed or rescheduled.
  • All registration fees must be paid prior to the start of the class.

Event Details

Start date: March 08, 2021

End date: March 09, 2021

Start time: 08:00 a.m. MST

End time: 05:00 p.m. MST

Venue: Colorado FOP

Directions: 8400 Alcott Street, Westminister, CO 80031

Phone: 919-753-1127

Email: sbass@commandcollege.org

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