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Senior leader responsible for assisting with the supervision and administration of municipal government operations. Work collaboratively with the public, elected officials, and municipal employees to foster efficient operations and to align resources with strategic goals.

Served as an Executive Fellow at the National Policing Institute in Washington, D.C. Primary responsibilities included working in an advisory capacity to provide front-line guidance and consulting to NPF initiatives.

Appointed as the Assistant Commissioner of Program Evaluation and Strategic Initiatives at the NYC Department of Correction. Managed a diverse portfolio including multi-billion dollar construction project, revamping of the DOC performance management structure, and multiple ongoing initiatives through the internal project management teams.

Commanding officer of Support Services Division within the Bureau of Police. Leadership responsibility for Criminal Investigations, Police Records, Internal Affairs, Property & Evidence, Public Information, Cellblock, and Information Technology.

Tasked with the creation of a new Division within the Bureau of Police. Responsible for research and planning, data analysis, recruitment and hiring, police records, NIBRS reporting, and public information.

Commanding officer of one of two police Divisions within the Bureau of Police. Leadership responsibility for Criminal Investigations, Police Records, Internal Affairs, Property & Evidence, Public Information, Cellblock, and Information Technology.

Responsible for daily operations of an urban criminal investigative unit with general case assignments. Duties include review of all investigative Police reports, delegation of assignments, assisting and directing detectives in their investigations, assessing ongoing investigations and reviewing all work completed by employees. Investigations and arrests made for all types of offenses including homicide, sexual assaults, crimes against children, carjacking, aggravated assaults, burglary, thefts and fraudulent activity. Current supervisor for the Police property & evidence function with direct authority for the integrity of the unit.

Selected as one of ten LEADS scholars at the National Institute of Justice for the 2017 cohort. Working in conjunction with the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Law Enforcement Advancing Data & Science initiative brings together police leaders from across the nation to ensure that science and research findings continue to drive policing policy and practice.

Faculty member selected to instruct Police Commanders on applying evidence-based approaches to reducing homicide and gun violence through nationally delivered curriculum developed and funded through COPS Office solicitation.

Assigned as a Detective to the Investigative Unit with general case responsibilities.

Uniformed Police Officer / Field Training Officer serving in the Patrol Division.