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PARTNERING FOR SUCCESS
There’s no I in TEAM. So, what does it mean to truly partner for success? As your
resource of choice, the California Police Chiefs Association has laid out a roadmap to
ensure true partnerships and success.
Partnering for Team Success: A Course for Seconds in Command
This one-day course is designed to provide the attendees with an awareness and understanding of current issues relating to the job
of “Second in Command.” We will identify issues or problems and practice leadership by developing an appropriate response. We will
focus on cultivating your relationship with the Chief. By understanding your role and the role of the chief, your team and the entire
department will succeed.
“It’s helpful to get candid insight from Chiefs on what they expect and what would assist them in leading the
organization.”
Partnering for Your Department’s Success: A Course for Law
Enforcement Executive Assistants
This three-day course offers a great learning experience not only for current Chief’s Executive Assistants, but also for those who
regularly fill in during their absence and those who aspire to become an Executive Assistant in the future. This course teaches the
expectations of the chief of police and how to best assist them, how to handle difficult and crisis situations, and tools to increase your
value and improve your job performance. This course will be presented in a blended, group dynamic, lecture format. Attendees will
have the opportunity to ask questions from field experts and to interact and build relationships with their peers. Attendees will get a
deep-dive into various topics.
“Thank you so much. This is the third time in 7 years I have taken this, and I always learn so much. I look forward to
using the booklet and tips when I get back.”
Partnering for the Success of Your City: A Course for Police
Chiefs and City Managers
This two-day course is designed for police chief and city manager teams to assist them with identifying personal communication, roles
and expectations, learning to manage crisis communications, developing community relations and public trust, and developing a plan
to preserve the relationship between both roles.
“Course content led to new understanding, but most importantly, fostered conversation with our team to better work
together in the future.”
Your Resource of Choice
Are you ready to register? You can register today by visiting our site:
www.californiapolicechiefs.org