Police Recruitment and Retention Summit

The 10th Police Recruitment and Retention Summit is known for providing innovative strategies to improve your recruiting efforts and increase retention rates. This summit brings together police personnel from every corner of the nation for three days of learning and networking. Hear from experts as they examine national trends and share actionable tactics for more effective recruitment campaigns & keys to unlocking your workforce’s potential. Join the Police Recruitment and Retention Summit in August, and you’ll be prepared to tackle this intensely competitive market successfully.

Who attends:

With a wide variety of topics that focus on issues related to officer recruitment and retention, this summit is the nation’s marquee event to attend for all police and public safety personnel with job functions such as:

• Sheriffs
• Police Chiefs
• Deputy Chiefs/Sheriffs
• Captains
• Lieutenants
• Sergeants
• Majors
• Detectives
• Chiefs of Staff
• Commanders
• Human resource professionals
• Directors of Personnel and Recruitment

What you can expect:

• Hear proven recruiting techniques and learn how restructuring your recruitment processes could be the key to your department’s success
• Foster a culture of excellence that touches each and every employee within your department
• Uncover the importance of mentorship and how to offer superior support and guidance to valuable members of your team
• Learn to develop a clear, effective brand and innovative ways to promote your department
• Examine how small to mid-sized agencies can stand out from competitors
• Evaluate the importance of the 30X30 initiative and prioritize diversity and inclusion in your department
• Explore non-financial incentives that can improve retention rates within your organization
• Discover tools for improving communication between different generations on your team
• Set your team up for success and financial stability by preparing for the future
• Network with professionals representing departments from across the country