Courageous Leadership: The Ultimate Advice

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In this closing segment of the “Courageous Leadership” Seminar, Major Travis Yates gives the advice that his father gave him almost three decades ago and challenges all law enforcement leaders to lead with courage, conviction and most importantly…..with respect for those that they serve.

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Find out more about the Courageous Leadership Seminar here.

What others are saying about this class

“This class is absolutely outstanding.” Nathan Mendes, California Narcotics Officers Association

“This class should be required for every single police officer in America.” Officer Jason Cummings, Claremore PD

“In my 12 year career, this was the best class I have ever taken on leadership.” Sergeant Josh Johnson

“The best presentation I have had in over 22 years in law enforcement.” Sgt. Michael Huber, McMinnville (OR) Police Department

“This is some of the best training I have attended in over 40 years of law enforcement.”
Scott Johnson, Chief of Police – Grand Rapids (MN) Police Department

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