2ND CONTACT READY

Year Three Of 2ND CONTACT READY... Welcome to episode #163! On this episode, we start with our third topic for year three: Reflection. Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock 

Year Three Of 2ND CONTACT READY... Welcome to episode #162! On this episode, we continue with our second topic for year three: Action, Progress, Effort. To learn more about our upcoming guests please visit Mike Simmons: https://catalystsale.com/ Tim Dyck: https://bestculturesolutions.ca/ Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth Host: Tanner Brock

Year Three Of 2ND CONTACT READY... Welcome to episode #161! On this episode, we continue with our second topic for year three: Action, Progress, Effort.  To learn more about our upcoming guests please visit  Mike Simmons: https://catalystsale.com/  Tim Dyck: https://bestculturesolutions.ca/ Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock 

Year Three Of 2ND CONTACT READY... Welcome to episode #160! On this episode, we continue with our second topic for year three: Action, Progress, Effort.  To learn more about our upcoming guests please visit  Mike Simmons: https://catalystsale.com/  Tim Dyck: https://bestculturesolutions.ca/ Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock 

Year Three Of 2ND CONTACT READY... Welcome to episode #159! On this episode, we introduce our second topic for year three: Action, Progress, Effort.  To learn more about our upcoming guests please visit  Mike Simmons: https://catalystsale.com/  Tim Dyck: https://bestculturesolutions.ca/ Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock 

Welcome to episode #158! On this episode, we continue with our first topic for year three: What Proceeds Great Leadership.   Guest Bio: Commander Dave Mather (Ret.) began his law enforcement career in 1988 as an officer with the Cheney Police Department in Washington. He served for 22 years, eventually rising to the position of commander. He worked as an instructor and helped develop and execute an annual multi-agency active shooter training program designed for university settings. In 2011, he retired from policing and became the Executive Director of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center as well as the Rural Law Enforcement Technology Center. Created through grants awarded from the US Department of Justice, the centers are designed to improve the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies through the integration of technology into everyday policing. In 2018, Commander Mather became a professional advisor for the Center for Excellence in Public Safety Leadership at Cardinal Stritch University. He has operated his own law enforcement consulting firm since 1999. He has teaching experience as both an academy instructor and adjunct professor for college courses in ethics, domestic violence investigations, laws of arrest, search and seizure, crime scene investigation, and leadership for police organizations. He is a certified instructor and charter member with the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training. He holds a BA in administration of criminal justice, a MA in Org Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock  Guest: Dave Mather - [email protected]

Welcome to episode #157! On this episode, we continue with our first topic for year three: What Proceeds Great Leadership.   Guest Bio: Commander Dave Mather (Ret.) began his law enforcement career in 1988 as an officer with the Cheney Police Department in Washington. He served for 22 years, eventually rising to the position of commander. He worked as an instructor and helped develop and execute an annual multi-agency active shooter training program designed for university settings. In 2011, he retired from policing and became the Executive Director of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center as well as the Rural Law Enforcement Technology Center. Created through grants awarded from the US Department of Justice, the centers are designed to improve the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies through the integration of technology into everyday policing. In 2018, Commander Mather became a professional advisor for the Center for Excellence in Public Safety Leadership at Cardinal Stritch University. He has operated his own law enforcement consulting firm since 1999. He has teaching experience as both an academy instructor and adjunct professor for college courses in ethics, domestic violence investigations, laws of arrest, search and seizure, crime scene investigation, and leadership for police organizations. He is a certified instructor and charter member with the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training. He holds a BA in administration of criminal justice, a MA in Org Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock  Guest: Dave Mather 

Year Three Of 2ND CONTACT READY... Welcome to episode #156! On this episode, we continue with our first topic for year three: What Proceeds Great Leadership.   Guest Bio: Commander Dave Mather (Ret.) began his law enforcement career in 1988 as an officer with the Cheney Police Department in Washington. He served for 22 years, eventually rising to the position of commander. He worked as an instructor and helped develop and execute an annual multi-agency active shooter training program designed for university settings. In 2011, he retired from policing and became the Executive Director of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center as well as the Rural Law Enforcement Technology Center. Created through grants awarded from the US Department of Justice, the centers are designed to improve the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies through the integration of technology into everyday policing. In 2018, Commander Mather became a professional advisor for the Center for Excellence in Public Safety Leadership at Cardinal Stritch University. He has operated his own law enforcement consulting firm since 1999. He has teaching experience as both an academy instructor and adjunct professor for college courses in ethics, domestic violence investigations, laws of arrest, search and seizure, crime scene investigation, and leadership for police organizations. He is a certified instructor and charter member with the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training. He holds a BA in administration of criminal justice, a MA in Org Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock  Guest: Dave Mather

Year Three Of 2ND CONTACT READY... Welcome to episode #155! On this episode, we introduce our first topic for year three: What Proceeds Great Leadership.  As you listen consider the following three questions #1. Consider a leader you've had that served as an example of greatness. What did this leader do that stood out to you? #2. How did this leader prepare to be the leader you saw and worked with? #3. Why is it critical to consider what we can start doing now in preparation for our greatness?  Next Weeks Guest Bio: Commander Dave Mather (Ret.) began his law enforcement career in 1988 as an officer with the Cheney Police Department in Washington. He served for 22 years, eventually rising to the position of commander. He worked as an instructor and helped develop and execute an annual multi-agency active shooter training program designed for university settings. In 2011, he retired from policing and became the Executive Director of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center as well as the Rural Law Enforcement Technology Center. Created through grants awarded from the US Department of Justice, the centers are designed to improve the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies through the integration of technology into everyday policing. In 2018, Commander Mather became a professional advisor for the Center for Excellence in Public Safety Leadership at Cardinal Stritch University. He has operated his own law enforcement consulting firm since 1999. He has teaching experience as both an academy instructor and adjunct professor for college courses in ethics, domestic violence investigations, laws of arrest, search and seizure, crime scene investigation, and leadership for police organizations. He is a certified instructor and charter member with the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training. He holds a BA in administration of criminal justice, a MA in Org Credits Voiceover introduction and exit: Mike Huth  Host: Tanner Brock  Guest Clip: Dave Mather