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Dr. H. Michael Drumm
Training Specialist

 

  

Peggy Talbot
Communications Director
Mike brings a unique combination of public and private sector experience to our team. He holds a doctorate in public administration and is a 29-year veteran of law enforcement and fire service. Dr. Drumm was a visiting assistant professor in the Public Services Graduate Program at DePaul University (Chicago) for three years and was a contract instructor in the Executive Fire Officer Program at the National Emergency Training Center in Emmitsburg, Maryland. He teaches management skills and human behavior for Illinois police officers. Dr. Drumm retired from the fire service with the rank of Chief in 2001. Peggy brings her communications talent to the training team. With a background in advertising and marketing, she oversees the design of customized training materials, presentations, and promotional efforts. Her past experience includes developing brochures, setting up trade shows, writing and producing technical documentation, designing sales collateral materials, and developing direct advertising campaigns. From working at an advertising agency to coordinating the production and photography for the Wilton Enterprises catalog, Peggy's versatile background and creativity helps to meet the needs of our various clients. She holds a bachelor of arts degree in communications with additional training in desktop publishing and video production.

Terrance M. Lemming, MA Training Specialist

Emmanuel A. Lebron
Training Specialist
Tony is a Master Sergeant with a mid-west state police department and is an expert on alcohol and drug impairment. Master Sergeant Lebron has provided drug impairment recognition training to thousands of criminal justice professionals as a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration certified Drug Recognition Expert Instructor. He coordinated research to determine the efficacy of pupillometry for the detection of impairment caused by drugs and/or fatigue and has instructed the detection of drug impairment utilizing pupillometry, throughout the country. He has extensive experience in developing policy and administrative procedures for documenting drug and or alcohol impaired individuals.  

Terry is the statewide narcotics enforcement coordinator for a Midwest state police agency.  He holds a Master's degree from Western Illinois University and has taught at the F.B.I Academy.  Lieutenant Lemming has over 10 years of specialized drug enforcement experience and has been published in various journals over the past 20 years.  He is a sought-after conference speaker and expert trainer. Terry has taught classes on emerging drugs for the International Chief's of Police Association, the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, colleges, service groups, and corporations like Rustoleum
 

 

William Hoogland
Training Specialist

  

In memoriam

Sergeant
Dave Krupka

Bill specializes in workplace violence prevention and has taught his innovative program to community policing officers throughout the Chicago metropolitan area. Sergeant Hoogland's custom written program is based on years of experience as an urban police officer and develops a partnership between police and corporations. The program also utilizes the proven techniques of environmental design to harden businesses without making the workplace appear as a fortress in the community. Northeast Multi-Regional Training has featured his unique program for police officers over the past two years. A very dynamic presenter, Bill complements his PowerPoint presentation with video of real workplace violence incidents, one of the best learning examples available.

Dave was the first associate and unfortunately passed in January of 2010.  Dave wrote a policy and procedure for conducting police compliance enforcement of liquor and tobacco age restrictions laws that was held up as a national model.  Dave taught the "Supervising Liquor and Tobacco Enforcement" class for five years in Illinois and as a guest lecturer at the Massachusetts State Police Academy.  He also conducted workshops at national conferences in Washington D.C., Boston, and New Orleans.  His expertise, friendly teaching style, and sense of humor will be missed by the hundreds of people who attended his training classes over the years.