Accountable Leadership – Flathead County, MT

Have you ever dealt with difficult employees? Have you found it challenging to ensure accountability and consistency across the board? Do you struggle with generational differences in the workforce? Have you noticed a lack of consistency and communication amongst your peer group? How about having a difficult conversation with your boss?

In this information-packed 8-hour workshop, we will provide you with a veritable toolbox of practical tools to help you build and maintain a culture of accountability in your agency. We will explore the concept of accountability at all levels, including how to hold yourself accountable. Leading yourself, through self-care and wellness, will put you in the best possible position to lead others!

This informative and interactive course will help guide you on your path to becoming a highly effective leader.

Who Should Attend

F.T.O.’s, Corporals, Sergeants, Civilian Supervisors and Corrections Supervisors.

Chief Charles Celano (Ret.)
Chief Charles F Celano Jr is a retired 27-year veteran of the Tustin Police Department. He worked his way up through the ranks to the position of Chief of Police. Chief Celano started Chief Leadership in late 2018, after leaving his law enforcement career. Since that time, he has coached several leaders from public safety organizations, private companies, as well as non-profits. He has also developed comprehensive leadership development programs and provided consulting services to various organizations on topics, such as succession planning, strategic planning and workforce assessments.

Deputy Chief Paul Garaven (Ret.)
Deputy Chief Paul Garaven is a retired veteran of law enforcement with 30 years of dedicated service. Much of Paul’s career consisted of supervising and managing personnel across a broad spectrum. In addition, Paul served as an adjunct faculty member of the Criminal Justice Training Center at Golden West College for more than a decade, where he played a vital role in training hundreds of police officers.