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Speakers on police
David Atkins
Retired NY State Police Captain and award-winning entrepreneur David Atkins inspires organizations to conquer fear, build resilience, and achieve breakthrough results with his “One Decision Away” phil...USA
Martin Richards
Negotiation Secrets from a Hostage Expert – Martin Richards, former UK police chief, shares insights on influence, trust-building, and conflict resolution for business leaders.UK
Ferry Zandvliet
Terrorist attack survivor shows how to change a traumatic event into something positive and describes how sharing grief and talking about it is a form of therapy that can be a liberating experience.Netherlands
John Iannarelli
John Iannarelli, a legal expert admitted in multiple states, offers invaluable insights. His keynotes equip businesses to navigate complex legal and cyber challenges.USA
Rob Hosking
Elevate your team's resilience with Rob Hosking, former front-line Police Officer turned mental health advocate.UK, Spain
Danni Brooke
Ex-undercover cop turned cyber leader, Danni Brooke empowers businesses to combat digital threats with real-world tactics and unmatched investigative insight.Spain, UK
Ryan Tillman
From policing to leadership, Ryan Tillman inspires companies to dismantle bias, unify teams, and foster cultures rooted in trust and respect.USA}
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About the topic: Police
It is hard to imagine a rule of law without police, but how to ensure the best possible police force that will be a benefit to society and the people within it?
There is a popular and somewhat sarcastic saying that the police is the only instance within society that holds a monopoly on the use of sheer brute force and violence – this of course calls for great responsibility.
To what extent should the police force be protected by the law, to what extent should the law keep a watchful eye on the police to prevent mistakes, corruption, abuse of force etc.?
Keynote speakers on the police will typically look into questions such as these.
There is a popular and somewhat sarcastic saying that the police is the only instance within society that holds a monopoly on the use of sheer brute force and violence – this of course calls for great responsibility.
To what extent should the police force be protected by the law, to what extent should the law keep a watchful eye on the police to prevent mistakes, corruption, abuse of force etc.?
Keynote speakers on the police will typically look into questions such as these.