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2023 Symposium

Join us in State College, Pa

Hi everyone! This year  we are hosting the symposium in State College Pennsylvania at the US Army reserve training center in Bellafonte PA.  

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Accommodations

We have rooms reserved at the Country Inn & Suites 1357 East College Avenue, State College, PA 16801 Our rate is $100.00+ taxes and fees per night with code PCPOA for info. by calling Country Inn & Suites at 814-234-6000 to speak with a reservation agent, guests will need to mention the Group Name “PCPOA”. Guests can also book online via www.countryinnsc.com and applying the Promo Code “PCPOA” to receive the discount. ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE BY 8/21/2022 to guarantee rate and availability.

Free Parking

Parking is free at both the hotel and the conference center.

Meals

Breakfast included and  is served hot each morning at the Country Inn & Suites Hotel for all attendees if you have booked a room. Lunch is also included and will be served directly at the conference center each day to all attendees as well. Dinner is on your own at your choice of location at your expense.

Dress Code

Casual yet presentable attire is requested at all PCPOA sponsored events and trainings. Please refrain from tank tops, shorts, flip-flops, and we recommend a collared style shirt to be worn.

Registration Fees

PCPOA members $60 and general attendees $100. Special AARP one day ticket for Crimes Against Seniors on 9/19 for $20.

Presenters and Programs

Cryptocurrency Scams

Learn to identify bitcoin and other cryptocurrency scams and how to avoid a digital cash out scheme. This course also includes a “Go and Show” PowerPoint. Presenter: Caroline Burnell, MS, CFE Director, Institute on Protective Services, past Consultant: Fraud Investigation and Training ServicesConsultant: Fraud Investigation and Training Services

Auditor General of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, served as a special investigator for Pennsylvania Auditor General.


Spearphishing attacks on businesses and organizations

This presentation will give insight on Social Engineering and Spearphishing attacks on businesses and organizations to bypass cybersecurity measures and infiltrate financials, proprietary information and records systems. Presenter: ATSAIC Hazel Cerra, U.S. Secret Service 

Police and the Media

This presentation will help you learn to navigate the media in today’s world. Police find themselves on camera more often than not, learn how to respond to press, social media and other news outlets in the performance of your duties. Presenter: Retd. Capt. Jeff Rinaldo, Buffalo Police, NY

New Perspectives on Community Engagement

Taking a look at the future of community policing and public engagement, new perspectives will be explored along with tips on rebuilding public trust. 

Sovereign Citizens

Sovereign Citizen encounters and best practices in communications, safe approach and why they feel exempt from police regulations. Presenter: Michele Wagner, Intelligence Analyst-Pennsylvania State Police, Pennsylvania Criminal Intelligence Center

Cybersecurity Presentation

Description coming soon.

Presenter: Robert Renzulli

(He/Him)  3rd degree connection3rdSecurity Advisor and Strategist (Innovation, Research & Development) | CISO Board Member | Speaker | Student of Life |

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Managing issues in a digital world


DAMON ANDERSON CIO at PA Public Utility Commission. Damon Anderson is a transformational change agent. A business-driven, performance-focused leader with over 25 years executive and on-the-ground experience in the public, military, and private sectors. As Chief Information Officer, he has created, managed and overseen key statewide projects; served on transition teams leading to successful organizational design and development; mentored and developed key talent; and implemented best-practice IT and cybersecurity standards to identify, secure, and risk manage issues and opportunities to drive continuous improvement

As a management consultant and business owner, he has been credited with successful consultative engagements resulting in organizational, group and business startups focused on business value creation and strategic alliances. As a minister, presenter, advocate, counselor, and musician his focus is on helping those he encounters reach their fullest potential. 

Officer Wellness

Presenter: Chief Adam Salyards, MSOL

Chief Of Police | Executive Coach | Consultant | Public Speaker.

Adam is a performant leader with over 15 years of proven leadership, supervision, and management experience in public safety, business, and non-profit organizations. Adam has thrived on finding solutions to real-world problems for over 26 years. Expertise includes leading high-caliber teams towards organizational goals and objectives, leading through high-stakes situations, making difficult decisions at the moment, and focusing on organizational and cultural change.

Adam is a strategic problem-solver who envisions intelligent solutions to organizational challenges and executes them with urgency across all levels of the organization.

Adam is an influential leader, engaging communicator, and highly adept at engaging, mentoring, and motivating teams to improve productivity and promoting quality work with a focus on client needs and satisfaction.

Adam has experience implementing organization-wide solutions to complex challenges, strengthening internal communication, employee motivation, and drive, and elevating employee culture through creativity, innovation, continuous improvement, and strategic transformational leadership.

Adam is a strategic problem-solver who envisions intelligent solutions to cultural, employee, and organizational challenges and executes them with urgency across all levels of the organization. 



Crimes against seniors

PAUL GREENWOOD, ADA San Diego District Attorney(Ret.) Experienced lawyer with over 40 years practice - dually qualified as UK solicitor and California attorney- with a demonstrated history of working in the law enforcement environment. Skilled in elder abuse felony criminal prosecution for over 22 years, Public Speaking, Legal Writing, jury trials, assisting with drafting legislation and community advocacy. Strong consulting professional with a diverse legal education from Gray’s Inn London, College of Law at Guildford, Leeds University and from the California Bar. In 1999 California Lawyer magazine named Paul as one of their top 20 lawyers of the year. Currently Paul is a criminal justice at large board member of National Adult Protective Services Association and has testified before the US Senate committee on Aging. He has presented many keynotes for national and international organizations in USA,Canada, Singapore, & UK and is available for consultation with other lawyers who are engaged in elder abuse litigation. He has been designated as an expert witness regarding red flags of undue influence by which a perpetrator has exploited an older or dependent adult. In October 2018 Paul was presented with the Edwin Miller Jr. Lifetime achievement award by the San Diego Deputy District Attorneys Association.
Current member of Aging Today Editorial Advisory Committee and of the National Center on Elder Abuse Advisory Board.

Successful Fraud Investigations

Steven Geckle, CFCI. Financial Crimes Investigator - Fraud Group, Financial Intelligence & Security at TruMark Financial Credit Union. Steven E. Geckle, CFCI is a Certified Financial Crime Investigator with over 30 years of investigative experience – both in Law Enforcement and the Financial Sector. Specialized expertise in Financial Crimes, Card Fraud, and Cyber Crimes. Current on emerging trends with extensive knowledge of electronic payment fraud, to include credit cards (counterfeit & altered), mag stripe manipulation, EMV chip technology, numbering conventions, access device making equipment, skimmers, POS terminal manipulation, & wireless payment devices (RFID & NFC). Qualified as an Electronic Payment Fraud Expert Witness, and testified in Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas.
He had been previously cross sworn as a Special Deputy United States Marshal due to participation with the U.S. Secret Service Philadelphia Financial Crimes Task Force. From 2016 until the end of 2021, he has served as the President of the Delaware Valley Chapter - International Association of Financial Crime Investigators (IAFCI). As of January 2022, He now serves on the IAFCI International Advisory Council.
He has been a member of the IAFCI for over 25 years, and participates with the U.S. Secret Service Philadelphia Area Electronic Crimes Task Force, FBI Infragard - Philadelphia Alliance, and the Montgomery County Elder Access to Justice Roundtable.

Home Security in a Digital World

This presentation is a “Go and Show” PowerPoint. Advanced technology over the years has not only shaped the way we communicate, but also how we protect our homes. Technology allows us to link different devices and connect beyond just computers and smartphones. Nowadays, it is pretty common for people to also connect many of their home elements like garage doors, doorbells, door locks, speakers, lights, clocks, and other electronic devices for optimal security. Keeping an eye on your home away from home has never been easier!

Home automation involves your devices communicating with each other to send you information and follow your commands. It is convenient to use once you get everything set up properly because you can control the different elements in your home with it! Saving electricity and having improved security are just two of many perks of home automation. In this guide, we will go over the different ways automation & smart home technology can provide home security. Presenter David Shallcross PCPOA  President with 40 years experience in public safety, law enforcement and training.

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