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Wisconsin Chapter of the FBINAA

PRESIDENT’S WELCOME

Welcome fellow FBINAA WI Chapter members and other visitors!

As you can see, our new website has been launched and I hope you take the time to peruse the informative content.  The website informs members of the many happenings occurring within our own Chapter as well as connects you to other FBINAA national events and resources.

I also encourage fellow WI FBINAA members to join our Chapter’s Facebook to keep up to date on what your fellow Wisconsin law enforcement FBINAA graduates are achieving within their profession and communities. Our Chapter has over 400 current and former command level law enforcement professionals who can accomplish more if we communicate to one another each other’s successes.

To further achieve connectivity amongst our members, five (5) of your fellow FBINAA graduates will represent one (1) of five districts within Wisconsin.  These volunteers are tasked with ensuring members within these districts are aware of events, encouraging participation, and answering questions posed by our members. Please join in supporting their effort, it will only make our Chapter better!

All of us have many fond memories of attending the FBI National Academy.  We were privileged to attend training that is only afforded to 1% of law enforcement executive staffs. The leadership courses taught leaders (us) to better prepare leaders (us) to lead.  Along the way we had experiences and forged friendships that can last a lifetime.  It is my hope that you remember that prideful feeling of accomplishment and join your fellow Wisconsin FBINAA graduates at our Chapter’s training and social events. New experiences and new friendships that benefit us both personally and professionally can be forged.

I look forward to the coming year and continuing to support the progress we have made as an organization.  As always, if I or fellow Board members can assist with any questions of concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out.  In addition, if you have any ideas that would benefit further organizational excellence, the Board has open ears.

Stay safe and live life!

James Veeser, President
Wisconsin Chapter FBINAA
NA Session #242

The FBI National Academy is a professional course of study for U.S. and international law enforcement leaders that serves to improve the administration of justice in police departments and agencies at home and abroad and to raise law enforcement standards, knowledge and cooperation worldwide.

Its mission is "to support, promote, and enhance the personal and professional development of law enforcement leaders by preparing them for complex, dynamic, and contemporary challenges through innovative techniques, facilitating excellence in education and research, and forging partnerships throughout the world."

The ten-week program was established in 1935 by J. Edgar Hoover and is held at the FBI Training Academy in Quantico, Virginia. For each training session, four police executives from Wisconsin police agencies are selected to attend or 16 per year (there are four sessions per year). Approximately 250 law enforcement executives graduate during each session from all over the nation and the world.

The Wisconsin Chapter of the FBI National Academy Associates is created and organized to promote law enforcement leadership and cooperation in the State of Wisconsin, through continuing education and training, thereby enhancing the standards of professional conduct at all levels of law enforcement.

Our Wisconsin Chapter of the FBI National Academy Association (FBINAA) is made up of over 400 law enforcement command level officers from around the state. It is comprised of personnel from Federal, State, Tribal, County and Municipal departments who are dedicated to their profession, their communities and the Wisconsin Chapter of the FBINAA.

In 2008, our Wisconsin Chapter hosted the National FBINAA Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The theme of that National Conference was "Partnering for a Safer World," which focused on public-private partnerships and the reality that law enforcement cannot do it alone.

With you and your organization as well as other private partners, we here in Wisconsin can build relationships and work together to provide a safer environment for all.

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