2010 FBINAA Annual Training Conference

Training Sessions

Outstanding Opportunities for Training and Professional Development

This conference will have it all when it comes to training. Beginning Sunday afternoon and running through Monday and Tuesday, delegates will receive the very best training our profession has to offer. Structured as plenary and break-out sessions, delegates will have an opportunity to:

See Jim Vance and his new program “Marketing Your Law Enforcement Agency”
Attend a presentation on problem oriented policing and hot spots enforcement by Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis and Professor Anthony Braga of Harvard University
Learn new non-confrontational interview strategies from Dave Zulawski of Wicklander-Zulawski
Attend a seminar on Policing Leadership Styles: An Assessment and Best Practices for Success by the staff at Capella University

The conference will also offer seminars on a variety of important and timely topics, including health and fitness, transitioning to retirement or the public sector, and the very latest developments in criminal investigation.

Whatever you need for law enforcement training, you’ll find it in Boston.

Current Training Session Schedule

The current schedule of Training Sessions is as follows and will be updated frequently until the conference. Please check back regularly for the most up-to-date schedule.

Sunday, July 25

Plenary Session

Violence Against the Police
FBI’s Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted Unit, Criminal Justice Information Services Division
Free to law enforcement personnel with department ID

Monday, July 26

Breakout Sessions

Statement Analysis
Avinoam Sapir, Laboratory for Scientific Interrogation

Transitioning to Retirement

Plenary Session

Eyewitness Identification Reform: Wrongful Convictions and Eyewitness Memory

Tuesday, July 27

Breakout Sessions

Hot Spots Enforcement
Edward F. Davis, Police Commissioner, Boston Police Department
Anthony A. Braga, Senior Research Associate and Lecturer in Public Policy, Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government

Non-Confrontational Interview & Interrogation
David E. Zulawski, CFI, CFE, Chairman & Senior Partner, Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates

Policing Leadership Styles: An Assessment and Best Practices for Success
Capella University

Fitness: Staying on That Yellow Brick Road

Regionalization of Police Special Services
Richard E. Smith, Chief of Police, Wakefield Police Department, Wakefield, Massachusetts
Leo A. Sacco, Chief of Police, Medford Police Department, Medford, Massachusetts
Terrence M. Cunningham, Chief of Police, Wellesley Police Department, Wellesley, Massachusetts

Plenary Session

Marketing Your Law Enforcement Agency
James (Jim) Vance, Instructor, Graduate Studies in Media Relations, Marketing and Leadership Communications, FBI Academy; Adjunct Faculty Member, University of Virginia and University of Richmond