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L to R Vice Chair Curtis Nikel, Chair John Slater, Secretary Karen Gordon, Treasurer Dreena Fedoruk
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posted Nov 28, 2011, 7:47 AM by Web Master
Hello everyone, It’s that time of year again and before things get too hectic, we wanted to get this invitation circulated. We’re hoping most of us can get together for a complimentary meet & greet in honour of the outgoing chairperson of our ASIS local chapter. We will also have the opportunity to introduce the new executive…Please see the details below and be sure to respond at your earliest opportunity! ![Description: Description: C:\Users\skedzo\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Low\Content.IE5\MQO1BLNZ\MC900281134[1].WMF](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ui=2&ik=30a2adbf9e&view=att&th=133ead6d0b99f399&attid=0.1&disp=emb&realattid=548357f00ae1ea31_0.1.0.3&zw) Chairperson’s Reception 2011
Date: Thursday December 15th, 2011 Time: 4:30pm – 7:30 pm Location: Canadian Corps of Commissionaires-Northern Alberta Division 10633 124th Street Edmonton, AB, T5N1S5 Please RSVP no later than December 6th, 2011 by calling Susan Kedzo at the following: 587-881-1465 or by email at skedzo@sfttelematics.com Parking is available on the west side of 124th street as well as on the side streets within the neighbourhood. --
Dennis Shepp, MBA, CPP, PCI, CFE
Chapter Chairperson
Edmonton and Northern Alberta Chapter
ASIS International
T: 780.819.1561 (NEW)
E: dennis@asisedmonton.com |
posted Oct 18, 2011, 8:15 PM by Web Master
Hello Colleagues, Does summer seem like a past memory? For me, the sure sign of impending winter is the conclusion of the ASIS International Seminar and Exhibits, and this year in Orlando it was a fantastic event. Canada Night in particular was very well delivered and it was great to see many of my fellow Edmonton chapter members there. Funny, I never saw any of them after that.....it was certainly a "good" night.... Speaking of our fine chapter, the term of many of our executive leadership is coming to a close. This includes myself as Chapter Chair. Several members of the team have also expressed their intentions to leave their positions so this November election will be "wide-open". I encourage our membership to look seriously toward seeking a leadership role in our chapter. I especially encourage those of you that are "Young Professionals" in our industry looking toward a fruitful and rewarding career. Please consider the following. ASIS International membership and volunteer participation has been (and still is) one of the best things to have happened in my professional life. Most of my dearest local and international friends I met through ASIS. I directly contribute my local, regional and international business success to collaboration through ASIS. I also credit the Society for guiding me through my younger years in this industry to where I am today. To the more senior members of our chapter, I challenge you to stay involved and mentor our young professionals. I encourage you to provide for them the wisdom of your experience and wealth of your knowledge. You know, I have the utmost feeling of satisfaction and fullfillment for returning to a local leadership role. It has been fabulously rewarding. Working with the hardworking, professional and committed team on the executive has been outstanding, and I thank each one of them for that pleasure. This is a tremendous opportunity to step forward and contribute directly to professional security management development and recognition in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada. I encourage you to seriously look toward helping our chapter continue to grow and prosper. You will all be hearing from our 2011 Elections Chair, Mr. Tim McCrieght, CPP, CISSP in the next few weeks. Please consider participating in the adventure. Finally, thank you all for your support and contributions toward making Edmonton and Northern Alberta an outstanding chapter. We're copied by many and envied by more. |
posted Sep 3, 2011, 9:59 AM by Web Master
Hello Colleagues, Another exciting Alberta summer passes and we're back to the routine of "The Rest of the Year". Your hard-working ASIS Executive has been busy this summer, actively planning upcoming events. Here are some "things" we've been working on: 1. Ft. McMurray ASIS Workshop generously sponsored by CONTAVA is September 12. “Security Data Analysis and Managing Risk” – It’s all part of the security management process”, is two separate workshops at the Sawridge Inn and Convention Centre. The morning workshop is 0900 − 1200 and the afternoon runs 1300 − 1600. Refreshments will be served at each workshop. The workshop facilitator is Mr. Phill Banks, P.Eng., CPP of Vancouver's Banks Group. It is a treat to have him do this. The cost for the workshop is: • $75.00 for ASIS members • $100.00 for non ASIS members.
2. The Chapter also is planning the CPTED II Planning Workshop for November 14 - 17, 2011. William VanRyswyk, CPP of Security Through Safe Design Inc in Ottawa will facilitate the workshop. We will offer some great deals on registration and more details will be available soon on the website. 3. We have a winner! Dean Sydlowski, CPP our Chapter Vice Chair is the lucky recepient of the 2011 ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits Complimentary Registration – Congratulations Dean! 4. Our friends at Alberta Solicitor General and Minister of Public Security (ASSIST Unit) have been busy planning their annual workshop for October. This year is their third annual counter terrorism seminal on October 6th, 2011. In addition to entire day of thought provoking and insightful speakers, attendees will be amongst the hundreds of other professionals dedicated in protecting critical infrastructure. For more information and to register, please visit: http://www.regonline.ca/cts2011 5. Soon, every morning you will be bundling up your “little’uns” watching them shuffle off to school and you begin to think:, “I miss that, why can’t I go to school too?” Well folks, it is that time again and our friends at the University of Calgary have an excellent selection of programs available for online learning and all of them providing credit towards a certificate in security management. The link below will provide a quick look at the 2011 and 2012 upcoming courses available online starting this fall. ASIS International and the University of Calgary Continuing Education Faculty are partnered in offering these courses. Remember, they offer credit toward a Security Management Certificate. Visit: http://conted.ucalgary.ca/security/schedule.jsp More information can also be obtained by calling Continuing Education at 403-220-2866. 6. Check out our website, www.asisedmonton.com for the latest career opportunities (we post about one per week) and other interesting news. You can follow “Dan in the Sudan”, our very own Dan Jones, CPP with the UN in Sudan. Also currently posted overseas is our very own Russ Fermaniuk, CPP, Director of Security for the American School of Doha. (Qatar). Your’s truly, Dennis Shepp, CPP is posted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia with SNC-Lavalin on the KAPSARC Project (www.kapsarc.org). Let us know if you have any changes you want to share with the membership.
8. Finally, the 2011 ASIS International Annual Seminar and Exhibits is in Orlando Florida September 19 to 22, 2011. If you plan to attend, you better get your hotel booked now and register while the early-bird discount is still available. Canada Night is September 18 at NASCAR Sports Grille, Universal City Walk, Orlando starting at 1800. Tickets will be available online soon and I will send notices once they are posted. (Or just print the attached one) I hope to see you there!
ASIS Edmonton September Luncheon Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Edmonton, Petroleum Club Meet and Greet: 1130 - 1200 Luncheon: 1200 Speaker: Donald Bourne Director, Regional Special Response Team Canadian Red Cross Topic: Responding to the Alberta Wildfires in May 2011 Donald served for 23 years in the Canadian Military. He served in many functions and positions over that time, including United Nations missions in Cyprus and Cambodia. In 1998 Donald started volunteering for the Canadian Red Cross in Disaster management. Since then Donald has been on several Canadian Red Cross missions both in Canada and International. In addition, Donald was an official delegate for five missions with the International Committee of the Red Cross in various countries involved, and several short term assignments to other countries from 1999 to 2005. Donald completed missions in Angola, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, Iran and West Darfur in Sudan, all areas experiencing armed conflict at the time. Donald spent 14 weeks with the Canadian Red Cross in the Tsunami affected area in Banda Ache, Indonesia, including Christmas 2006, working in the countryside, including on the island of Nias, as the CRC moves forward in providing permanent housing for the victims of the disaster. He has completed several short missions with the CRC in Haiti after the earthquake that devastated the island in January 2010. Donald assisted with the supply chain management as the CRC prepared to construct 7,500 long term housing for the victims of the earthquake. Donald is also a senior member of the Canadian Red Cross Capital Region Volunteer Disaster Management Team, serves as a Director for the Regional Disaster Response Team and has participated as a first responder with the Personal Disaster Response Team here in Edmonton helping people when they have been left homeless due to fire, flooding or other personal catastrophe. After responding to the Alberta Wildfires disaster on May 15, 2011 as a volunteer, Donald is now currently on contract as the Alberta Provincial Recovery Manager for the Canadian Red Cross. He is managing the Slave Lake and surrounding communities’ wildfire disaster as they move forward into recovery, as well as managing the generous donations that Canadians gave to the CRC for its operations. Register for the luncheon online at www.asisedmonton.com or if you intend to pay by cash or cheque, please email an RSVP to Susan Kedzo (new address): skedzo@safefreight.com
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posted Jul 23, 2011, 12:36 PM by Web Master
Greeting Colleagues from the other side of the globe, I've been in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for 3-weeks now and so far enjoying the project. I hope to see many of you at the ASIS Annual Conference in Orlando in September where we can "catch up over some adult refreshments." I hope everyone is enjoying their summer, notwithstanding the mosquito invasion I am told has infested Edmonton. I want to congratulate our very own Dale Yushchyshyn, CPP, the long-term Chair of our Professional Certifications Programs in Edmonton. He has recently been awarded the Regional Certification Award from ASIS International HQ and the Professional Certification Board. Dale will be recognized at this year's conference in Orlando for his years of committed dedication toward the successful delivery of professional certification programs in Edmonton. Many of you probably don't realize that through Dale's efforts, Edmonton has been a regional leader of CPP Review Programs. For example, when I was first overseas in Doha, Qatar and looking to develop a CPP and PCI Review, Dale came forward and shared the success of the Edmonton program by providing everything I needed to launch a similar program in Qatar. Our success there was a direct result of Dale and his team's success in Edmonton. There are many more examples like this across Canada and around the globe. Dale, on behalf of the Chapter and myself personally, please accept our gratitude and sincere congratulations on an award well-deserved. Keep up the fantastic work and leadership! Sincerely, -- Dennis Shepp, MBA, CPP, PCI, CFE Chapter Chairperson Edmonton and Northern Alberta Chapter ASIS International E: dennis@asisedmonton.com |
posted Jun 26, 2011, 9:59 AM by Web Master
The annual golf tourney was a terrific success, by all accounts of those who participated. Albeit smaller attendance, everyone I spoke with had a wonderful time. I unfortunately missed it due to business meetings scheduled late in Toronto, so by the time I returned home, a few "happy" golfers had found my "stash of adult beverages" and enjoying themselves.
Our next meeting is not until September, so here are a few announcements: - Geoff Frisby, CPP reported the CPTED Workshop was a great success and the plans are underway for CPTED II this fall. Geoff is seeking volunteers to help on his planning committee for CPTED II (5-days November 2011) and Open Source Internet Research (1-day February 2012). Please contact Geoff directly at gfrisby@shaw.ca or (780) 915-2681. Thanks Geoff, Leo Edlund,CPP and Tim McCreight,CPP for helping out on CPTED I.
- We have a corporate sponsor who is willing to support an ASIS 1/2 to 1-day workshop in Ft McMurray this Fall. CONTAVA has offered, at no cost (or minimal) to attendees, to have a renown instructor present a physical security workshop the day following the Oilsands Show in Ft. McMurray. The chapter executive is seeking interest - please direct your expression of interest to attend by sending an email to me within the next 2-weeks (dennis@asisedmonton.com).
- We are ready to proceed with the mentorship program and Jeff Sieben, CPP has offered to coordinate the program. Please direct your interest as a mentor or protege tojeff.sieben@ppm2000.com.
- CIPS Inc. is sponsoring an Israeli Counter Terrorism Course: August 22-26, 2011 (details at www.cipscanada.com) and ASIS members can receive a 10% discount off the $750 registration fee. When registering the discount code is ASIS.
- Finally, I am going to be away for the next few months on a special project in Saudi Arabia so Dean Sydlowski, CPP, the Chapter Vice Chairman and the rest of the executive team will be "carrying the torch" until elections this November. I accepted a position as a Director of Security Projects with SNC-Lavalin working on the KAPSARC (www.kapsarc.org) project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. I still hope to see many of you in Orlando for the annual conference and will be keeping St Albert as home returning regularly to annoy my wife and family (...as well as many of you...) Thanks for everyone's kind wishes, support and contributions toward making Edmonton and Northern Alberta Chapter of ASIS International one of the BEST in the world. I will always remain a proud member of this chapter.
Don't think this means you won't be hearing from me, I am not all the way across the globe, only 1/2 way!
Cheers all! -- Dennis Shepp, MBA, CPP, PCI, CFE Chapter Chairperson Edmonton and Northern Alberta Chapter ASIS International T: 780.819.1561 (NEW)E: dennis@asisedmonton.com |
posted May 4, 2011, 6:06 PM by Web Master
Hello Colleagues,
Well look at what happened in the span of less than a week....we elected Canada's 41st government, (a Conservative majority - wow), located and "sanctioned" Osama Bin Laden, witnessed Will and Kate's "nuptials" and didn't get snow when Calgary did! If this pace continues, May 2011 will be outstanding! Our next luncheon is a week earlier this month (May 18) and will feature Stephan Contre speaking about daily crime forecasting. The date change is to accommodate Calgary's Trilateral Security Canada West Conference and Exhibition (see note below).
Here is some additional chapter news: - CONGRATULATIONS to the new chapter CPP and PSP's: Darryl Polowaniuk, CPP, PSP; George Harmon, CPP and Earl John, CPP.
- We are looking at launching a Peer Mentorship Program. The program has two objectives: demonstrate professional commitment to the security industry with this coaching initiative; and to provide support and assistance to young security professionals to overcome potential barriers in their careers. Are you interested in working toward a program of this nature in Edmonton? Please express your interest: dennis@asisedmonton.com
- CPTED Certified Level 1 Workshop: June 13 to 17, 2011 is now FULL. If you want to attend, please place your name on a waiting list - contact gfrisby@shaw.ca. This workshop is sponsored by an educational grant from CONTAVA keeping the cost for chapter members to a phenomenal $375!
- Annual Golf Tourney is June 23, 2011 at Sandpiper with a shotgun start at 1PM (1300). Registration is open on the website and our hard-working committee is seeking sponsors - contact susan.kedzo@ppm2000.com
- Are you in Ft. McMurray? We are examining looking at having the members there meet quarterly or every other month. Interested in helping with this? Contact Rick Steele, CPP email: rick.steele@cnrl.com
- Calgary ASIS and CANASA are presenting 2011 Tri-lateral Security Canada Conference and Exhibition May 25 and 26, 2011 in Calgary. This annual event has been quite popular and a good opportunity for education and net-working. Featured speakers include Phill Banks, Geoff Frisby, Tim McCreight and other "security management celebrities". More details are at: http://www.securitycanadaexpo.com/en/attendees/security_canada_alberta_2010/conference_program.html
ASIS International Edmonton and Northern Alberta May Luncheon
Wednesday May 18, 2011 Edmonton Petroleum Club Registration and Networking: 11:30 AM Lunch: 12:00 (Noon)
Speaker: Mr. Stephan Contre Topic: "Daily Crime Forecasting"
Stephan Contre currently works as a Security Intelligence Analyst with the Edmonton Transit System (ETS) Peace Officer Unit. He has an engineering degree from the Royal Military College of Canada and a background that includes 12 years with the Canadian military, 3 years a Police Officer with the Ottawa Police Service and 2 years as a security contractor working in Chad, Africa. Stephan is also a reservist serving as the Deputy Commanding Officer of 6 Intelligence Company in Edmonton. and the winner of three awards for his daily crime forecast software.
More than ever security organizations collect vast amounts of incident data to help them make informed decisions on resource allocation, risk mitigation and both strategic and tactical courses of action. See how you can use burgeoning data mining technology and Open Source software tools to dig into your own data to find meaningful patterns and relationships about future events. General data mining concepts will be introduced and their practical application to real security datasets explained in detail. Armed with this knowledge you will be able to produce actionable intelligence that can be acted upon before issues become a concern. Cost: $30 Register and make credit card payments online with the chapter's PayPal feature! (www.asisedmonton.com) ** We can no longer accept credit cards at the door - cash or cheque only **
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Dennis Shepp, MBA, CPP, PCI, CFE
Chapter Chairperson
Edmonton and Northern Alberta Chapter
ASIS International
T: 780.819.1561 (NEW)
E: dennis@asisedmonton.com |
posted Mar 28, 2011, 11:11 AM by Web Master
Hello Colleagues,
"Where are the Spring flowers???" CTV News Edmonton currently has a contest to predict the date the city's "snow mountain" will have completely melted. I think our chapter contest should be what will happen first, the melting of snow-mountain or the annual golf tournament in June? Notwithstanding, this is Edmonton where we are used to 8 months of winter and another 4 months of "bad skiing"!
Dave Maze did a great presentation last week on the impact of organized crime on cargo theft in Alberta. CISA could use our help toward actively combatting these issues with a coordinated strategy. If any ASIS members are interested in working on a committee with the CISA, please let me know.
Our next luncheon will feature our very own Peter Lemieux outlining Alberta's counter terrorism program through ASSIST. (More details are written below)
Here is some additional chapter news: - Calgary ASIS Chapter recently announced the launch of their Peer Mentorship Program. The program has two objectives: demonstrate professional commitment to the security industry with this coaching initiative; and to provide support and assistance to young security professionals to overcome potential barriers in their careers. Are you interested in working toward a program of this nature in Edmonton? Please express your interest: dennis@asisedmonton.com
- CPTED Certified Level 1 Workshop: June 13 to 17, 2011 details are posted on the website (www.asisedmonton.com). This is sponsored by an educational grant from CONTAVA keeping the cost for chapter members to a phenomenal $375! (PROMO code: ASIS156promo)
- Annual Golf Tourney is June 23, 2011 at Sandpiper with a shotgun start at 1PM (1300). More details will follow as planning progresses. If you wish to help out, contact Susan Kedzo susan.kedzo@ppm2000.com
- Are you in Ft. McMurray? We are examining looking at having the members there meet quarterly or every other month. Interested in helping with this? Contact Rick Steele, CPP email: rick.steele@cnrl.com
- Calgary ASIS and CANASA are presenting 2011 Tri-lateral Security Canada Conference and Exhibition May 25 and 26, 2011 in Calgary. This annual event has been quite popular and a good opportunity for education and net-working. Featured speakers include Phill Banks, Geoff Frisby, Tim McCreight and other celebrities. More details are at: http://www.securitycanadaexpo.com/en/attendees/security_canada_alberta_2010/conference_program.html
April ASIS International Edmonton and Northern Alberta Luncheon
Wednesday April 27, 2011 Edmonton Petroleum Club Registration and Networking: 11:30 AM Lunch: 12:00 (Noon)
Speaker: Mr. Peter Lemieux, CPP "Alberta Solicitor General ASSIST" Topic: "Alberta's Counter Terrorism Initiatives"
Peter is currently with the Alberta Security and Strategic Intelligence Support Team. In addition to providing crisis management support to critical infrastructure within the province, Peter has a role in the administration and maintenance of the Alberta Counter Terrorism plan.
Before joining the Alberta Government Peter worked briefly as a manager with the Commissionaires and before that 22 years service with the Canadian Forces. Although trained as a Military Police Officer, Peter worked half of his military career in a specialized unit known as the Canadian Forces National Counter Intelligence Unit. In this capacity Peter was tasked to mitigate threats to the Department of National Defence, its personnel and interest, regardless of location. This included areas of operations in Somalia, Haiti, Southeast Asia and Afghanistan.
Cost: $30 (Same price for everyone) ** With this new feature, we can no longer accept credit cards at the door, cash or cheque only - please use PayPal for credit card payment**
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posted Mar 7, 2011, 6:33 PM by Web Master
Here are some news updates for the chapter: - Workshop UPDATE: CPTED Certified Level 1 Course - June 13 − 17, 2011 - more details are posted on the website.Thanks to an educational grant from Curtis Nikel and CONTAVA, the cost to attend for Edmonton Chapter members is a phenomenal $375!
- One price fits all - our luncheon fees are now $30 for everyone, members, guests, family, friends and crashers! This makes life much easier for our Treasurer and for using PayPal when sponsoring multiple guests.
- Check out our website www.asisedmonton.com Career opportunities galore! We're receiving and posting about 1-2 opportunities per week!
- If you have not paid your international ASIS dues - please go to this link and make yourselves current for 2011. https://www.asisonline.org/auth/login.xml This is where you update your information too - we no longer assess local dues but you are responsible for paying annual international dues.
- Annual Golf Tourney - mark your calendars - shotgun start (1300) June 23, 2011 at Sandpiper. More details will follow as planning progresses. If you wish to help out, contact Susan Kedzo susan.kedzo@ppm2000.com
- Are you in Ft. McMurray? We are examining looking at having the members there meet quarterly or every other month. Interested in helping organize this? Contact Rick Steele, CPP email: rick.steele@cnrl.com
March ASIS International Edmonton and Northern Alberta Luncheon
Wednesday March 23, 2011 Edmonton Petroleum Club Registration and Networking: 11:30 AM Lunch: 12:00 (Noon)
Speaker: Mr. Dave Maze, CISA Topic: "Cargo Theft"
Staff Sergeant Dave Maze joined Lethbridge Regional Police in 1986 after completing the Criminal Justice Program at Grant McEwen in Edmonton. Dave has worked in the Forensic Identification, Special Operations Drugs, Recruiting / Training, Major Crimes, and the Integrated Intelligence Units during his career with Lethbridge. In 2009 Dave was selected for secondment to Criminal Intelligence Service Alberta (CISA) as the Director. In his spare time Dave is very active in the local soccer community, instructs at Lethbridge College and is working on his University degree, majoring in Anthropology.
Cost: $30 (One price fits all - our luncheon fees are now $30 for everyone, members, guests, family, friends, in-laws and out-laws) ** With this new feature, we can no longer accept credit cards at the door, cash or cheque only - please use PayPal for credit card payment**
-- Dennis Shepp, MBA, CPP, PCI, CFE
Chapter Chairperson
Edmonton and Northern Alberta Chapter
ASIS International
T: 780.860.8119
E: dennis@asisedmonton.com |
posted Feb 23, 2011, 3:35 PM by Web Master
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This unquestionably can refer to more than Edmonton's weather. February 2011 will be remembered as the "Month of International Revolutions". Many of you with international responsibilities, especially with Middle East interests are pretty busy. Even ASIS International was impacted, the day before the Annual Middle East Conference was scheduled to begin in Manama, BAHRAIN, the border crossing was closed between Saudi Arabia and Bahrain stopping the majority of delegates from there attending. I was in communication with Russ Fermaniuk, CPP (former EPS and Edmonton Chapter member who now works in Qatar). Russ was staying in Bahrain ahead of the conference and was experiencing the excitement "first hand". This was his first ASIS conference, hopefully future conferences will not have this many hassles. Russ is now safely back in Qatar.
Here is what else is new with the chapter: - One price fits all - our luncheon fees are now $30 for everyone, members, guests, family, friends and crashers! This makes life much easier for our Treasurer and for using PayPal when sponsoring multiple guests.
- Check out our website www.asisedmonton.com It has recent postings for "Members on the Move" and career opportunities galore! We're receiving and posting about 1-2 opportunities per week!
- If you have not paid your international ASIS dues - please go to this link and make yourselves current for 2011. https://www.asisonline.org//auth/login.xml This is where you update your information too - we no longer assess local dues but you are responsible for paying annual international dues.
- Annual Golf Tourney - mark your calendars - shotgun start (1300) June 23, 2011 at Sandpiper. More details will follow as planning progresses. If you wish to help out, contact Susan Kedzo susan.kedzo@ppm2000.com
- Workshop: CPTED Certified Level 1 Course - June 13 − 17, 2011 - more details will follow as planning progresses.
- Are you in Ft. McMurray? We are examining looking at having the members there meet quarterly or every other month. Interested in helping organize this? Contact Rick Steele, CPP email: rick.steele@cnrl.com
Wednesday March 23, 2011 Edmonton Petroleum Club Registration and Networking: 11:30 AM Lunch: 12:00 (Noon)
Speaker: Mr. Dave Maze, CISA Topic: "Cargo Theft"
Staff Sergeant Dave Maze joined Lethbridge Regional Police in 1986 after completing the Criminal Justice Program at Grant McEwen in Edmonton. Dave has worked in the Forensic Identification, Special Operations Drugs, Recruiting / Training, Major Crimes, and the Integrated Intelligence Units during his career with Lethbridge. In 2009 Dave was selected for secondment to Criminal Intelligence Service Alberta (CISA) as the Director. In his spare time Dave is very active in the local soccer community, instructs at Lethbridge College and is working on his University degree, majoring in Anthropology.
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