Generation “X” and “Y” combined represent approximately 44% of the adult U.S. population. The impact of these new generations’ culture is felt in both the corporate and government sectors. Who are these generations, and what impact will they have on workplace dynamics?

The Nexters, Texters, and Sexters workshop provides critical training in the areas of recruiting, managing, and retaining the new generation of working employees. Through the workshop’s training process, participants will acquire a better understanding of the new generations, and strategies on how to include them in the traditional workplace model.

The existence of a growing “us against them” mentality between police and the public has become a by-product of the current culture and its impact is being felt in all aspects of our society.

While we tend to focus on blame, Diversity Driven Policing™ is a road to solutions. By understanding the power of culture, its current trends, and the impact it has on diversity and law enforcement, police officials can focus on a greater mission that goes well beyond incidents and embraces the cause of human rights.

This training will assist attendees in understanding the current diverse culture and its impact on law enforcement services. The training will introduce a new policing model with an emphasis on enhancing law enforcement’s ability to effectively communicate with various social and ethnic backgrounds.

Audience: Current law enforcement officers, police supervisors and managers at the local, state and federal level; local, state and federal government leaders

About the Instructor: Bobby Kipper served twenty-six years with the Newport News, Virginia Police Department, and has spent over thirty years providing leadership development, training, and coaching to both the government and private sectors. Bobby is a best-selling author, speaker, and coach and is the Director of the National Center for the Prevention of Community Violence. His programs to prevent and reduce violence have been featured by the White House, Congress, and presented in thirty-five states across America.