Corporal Tony Wallace was recognized at the Feb. 3 Creedmoor Board of Commissioners meeting and received the FBI LEEDA Trilogy Award.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation Law Enforcement Executive Development Association (also known as FBI-LEEDA) evolved from an annual seminar that began in 1981, which provided leadership to mid-sized law enforcement agencies. In the early years of this organization, the training through regional and national programs. FBI-LEEDA uses the “Cops Teaching Cops” model, which allows instructions to draw on their own experiences and professional knowledge to foster development among participants.
To receive the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Award, candidates must complete the Supervisor Leadership Institute, Command Leadership Institute, and the Executive Leader Institute. Supervisor Leadership Institute is developed for first-line supervisors and middle managers to enhance leadership competencies. Command Leadership Institute is designed to prepare law enforcement leaders for command-level positions while the Executive Leadership Institute Course focuses on emerging challenges in public safety and preparing participants for executive level positions…