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SUMMARY:Women's Business Network Luncheon - Top Cops
LOCATION:7007 N. High St. Worthington OH 43085
DESCRIPTION:Women's Business Network of the Chamber Luncheon Thursday\, Jun
 e 19\, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at Holiday Inn Columbus/Worthington Me
 et some "top cops" in Worthington -- women who guard our safety and promot
 e the work of our local police force. Our speakers include Lt. Jennifer M.
  Wuertz of the Patrol Operations Division\, and Ofc. Tammy Floyd\, communi
 ty relations officer and organizer of the Citizen's Police Academy. Jennif
 er has been with the division since 1993 when she was hired as a communica
 tions technician. She attended the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy and b
 ecame a police officer in 1997. Since then Jennifer has held various posit
 ions within the division including field training officer\, bicycle office
 r\, agency fitness coordinator and detective. She was promoted to patrol s
 ergeant in 2004 and in 2013 was appointed to lieutenant overseeing the pat
 rol operations. Jennifer holds a bachelor of arts degree in criminology fr
 om the Ohio State University and a master of science degree in criminal ju
 stice from Tiffin University. She is a graduate of the Northwestern School
  of Staff and Command\, and the Police Executive Leadership College. Ofc. 
 Tammy Floyd is the community service officer and coordinates the Citizens 
 Police Academy. The Community Services Officer (CSO) is a position dedicat
 ed to improving and addressing community issues as they relate to public s
 afety within the City of Worthington. The CSO serves as the agency’s lia
 ison with all schools within the City of Worthington and works with the cr
 iminal investigative unit in addressing juvenile related crime issues. The
  CSO also coordinates crime prevention efforts with residents and the busi
 ness community. Participants in the annual Citizens Police Academy have a 
 fun and educational experience -- the opportunity to observe what it is li
 ke to be a law enforcement officer and gather an understanding of the nece
 ssary tools and information needed to perform the job. The seven-week cour
 se is taught by sworn officers and provides real-life scenarios requiring 
 split decision-making efforts. Cost: $22/Chamber members\; $27/non-members
  (Fee must be paid at time of registration). Support our scholarship fund 
 by making announcements ($5/member\; $10/guest) and participating in door 
 prize drawings ($1/member/guest). Reservations are required by June 17 at 
 5 p.m. To register\, click REGISTER NOW on the screen at right and follow 
 the prompts\; then click “submit.” You will receive a confirming e-mai
 l when successfully registered. Registrations and information requests als
 o may be made by calling the Chamber office at (614) 888-3040. The Women's
  Business Network is grateful to Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield for yea
 r-round sponsorship.\n\nhttps://www.worthingtonchamber.org/events/62985
URL:https://www.worthingtonchamber.org/events/62985
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