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Every Fire-Rescue Professional Is A Leader, 1st Edition

Posted 2/23/2023

KDG is very excited to announce the completion of the 1st Edition of Every Fire-Rescue Professional Is A Leader. This publication is an important leadership reference with relevance to the challenges of navigating the fire-rescue professional with an emphasis on wellness within that professional community. It is written in a very user friendly format with many stories from active and retired fire-rescue professionals. This collaborative project written with Dr. Pat Lynch and Dr. Terry Anderson is a must read for fire-rescue professionals at all stages of their careers. It will be available through the National Command and Staff College of the International Academy of Public Safety.

This publication will be found at the National Command & Staff College website at: http://commandcollege.org. Look for it to become available in March 2023.

Every Fire-Rescue Professional Is A Leader, 1st EditionEvery Fire-Rescue Professional Is A Leader, 1st Edition

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Every Officer Is A Leader - 4th Edition

Posted 2/23/2023

KDG is excited to announce the completion of the 4th Edition of Every Officer Is A Leader. This publication is a significant rewrite of the material to make it currently relevant and in a very user friendly format. It will be available through the National Command and Staff College of the International Academy of Public Safety.

The previous edition of this book has become an integral part of the Credible Leadership program offered through the College, and was an accepted standard in a number of law enforcement and public safety organizations. This new version is a collaborative project written with Dr. Terry Anderson and Patrick Holliday and is a must read for justice, public safety, and security professionals at all stages of their careers.

This publication will be found at the National Command & Staff College website at: http://commandcollege.org. Look for it to become available in March 2023.

Every Officer Is A Leader, 4th EditionEvery Officer Is A Leader, 4th Edition

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National Command & Staff College Appointments

Posted 4/1/2018

As of April 1st, 2018, Kenneth Gisborne has been appointed to the Board of Commissioners at the National Command & Staff College. He has also been added to the Command & Staff Leadership Senior Faculty. The ICLD IV ~ Leadership Competency & Mastery at the Command & Staff College is based on The Third Edition, Every Officer Is A Leader, co-authored by Kenneth Gisborne. The course is delivered through the College’s “Institute for Credible Leadership Development” (ICLD) division. 

The Third Edition - Every Officer Is A Leader

Posted 4/1/2018

Read what Marshall Goldsmith writes about this book:

This book, and the Credible Leadership online course that accompanies it, is the most comprehensive preparation I have seen in the literature for all kinds of officers in the justice and public safety system to build better places to work and enhance public trust at the same time.  The authors’ vision of preparing officers and professional staff to lead early on in their careers in this broad set of leadership skills has been a missing link in previous training programs that I have reviewed. After you read this book and complete the course that accompanies it, you can use the book again and again as a reference guide to effective leadership performance.

  • Marshall Goldsmith is the New York Times #1 bestselling author of Triggers and What Got You Here Won’t Get You There.
  • Marshall Goldsmith is the Thinkers 50 World’s #1 Executive Coach, #6 Most Influential Business Thinker 2017.

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)

Posted 8/2/2017

CPTED considerations on sites and in facilities look at the static measures that are in place that  assist and enhance the individual's ability to maintain control over their own security and safety. By ensuring that the environment supports this self-assessment, individuals gain empowerment and the ability to make decisions on how to transit though a location. This greatly increases confident movement on the respective site on in a facility, and can decrease fear and/or actual security/safety risks. It is always effort and costs well invested to take CPTED considerations into account.