Fred Leland is a retired Lieutenant with the Walpole, MA Police Department and a former United States Marine. He is an accomplished and accredited trainer with more than 30 years’ experience teaching Law Enforcement and Security. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, where he specialized in terrorism related topics, leadership and management.
Fred is a student of the late modern day Strategist COL John Boyd and the Ancient Strategist Sun Tzu. He founded Law Enforcement and Security Consulting, Inc (LESC) in 2006 with the focus of bringing these principles to law enforcement and security.
Chapters found in this episode:
- The Rise of Tactical Decision Games (TDG)
- Anthro-Simulation: Manipulating the Training Environment
- Setting the Experiential Learning Stage
- Putting the Learning in the Hands of the Student
- Save the Theory for Later
- Know the Problem…From Multiple Perspectives
- Building an Adaptive Police Force
- From Doing to Thinking
- Outcomes-Based Learning
- Dunkin’ Donuts Leadership
- The Secret to Developing Leaders
- Adaptive Leadership Requires Buy-In from the Top
- Sun Tzu Thinking Applied to Law Enforcement
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