Law Enforcement Training
Becoming Officers and Leaders of Character – ONLINE
If you don’t have time for live training…or
If you want to augment what you learned live…or
If you want more after reading the book…or
If you want your entire department to hear this…then
This course is for you!
2023 Live Training Events:
Interested in Hosting Training?
- 3/14/23 – 3/16/23 (Three Day: Modules 1 – 3 Host: New Braunfels Police Department, New Braunfels, TX)
Officers and Agencies of Character
Module 1: How to Become an Officer of Character
The Foundational Habits of Character – Courage, Humility, Integrity, Selflessness, Duty, and Positivity
Plus: A Copy of the Best Seller – Becoming a Leader of Character
Plus: 6 Months of Follow-up training resources – Becoming an Officer of Character Companion Guide (NEW)
Appropriate Audience: All
Duration: 8 hours
Module 2: How to Communicate with Character
Prerequisite Module 1
Part 1: Communicating with Character (DISC)
Part 2: Courageous Communications (Conflict with Different Personalities)
Appropriate Audience: All
Duration: 8 hours
Module 3: Becoming a Team of Character
Prerequisite Module 1
Part 1: Building Organizational Character
Part 2: Building a Committed Team
Appropriate Audience:
Those currently leading or about to take over leadership positions.
Duration: 8 hours
Police Chief Review:
“The material presented by Dave Anderson is perhaps the most relevant leadership training material I’ve ever encountered. To first read about why most leadership failures are failures of character in “Becoming a Leader of Character” and then to hear Dave explain it were two of the most profound “aha!” moments of my professional life. To drive this point home, Dave has an ultra-simple approach which emphasizes for his audience that we choose to follow leaders not because of what they know but rather because of who they are. Who we are is defined by our character. It really is that simple, but there is so much more! I look forward to experiencing how this material can help to raise my organization to the next level.”
Chase Stapp, Chief of Police – San Marcos, Texas