Local authorities in Thunder Bay report that The Thunder Bay Law enforcement Service (TBPS) hosted the Supervisor Leadership Institute (SLI) at the TBPS Station from June 8 to 12, 2026, bringing the training program closer to home.
The Thunder Bay Law enforcement Service (TBPS) hosted the Supervisor Leadership Institute (SLI) at the TBPS Station from June 8 to 12, 2026, bringing the training program closer to home.SLI is an FBI-LEEDA program — they’re the gold standard for law enforcement leadership training in North America.FBI-LEEDA — the Law Enforcement Executive Growth Association — is a private, non-profit organization that grew out of the FBI’s executive training programs.The program operates independently and is not part of the FBI.The course runs for five days and is open to front-line supervisors and any authorities leaders, sworn or civilian.The Ontario Provincial Authorities, Nishnawbe Aski Law enforcement Service, and the University of North Dakota Police service Service participated in the course alongside TBPS.There was a total of 24 participants, 16 of which were members of TBPS.The instructor is Chief David Boggs, a retired Chief of Law enforcement out of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, FBI National Academy grad, and an FBI Executive Teaching Fellow.The course covers leadership principles, building credibility, discipline and supervisor liability, and participants do a personal DISC leadership style assessment.The DISC leadership assessment.
The Thunder Bay Law enforcement Service (TBPS) hosted the Supervisor Leadership Institute (SLI) at the TBPS Station from June 8 to 12, 2026, bringing the training program closer to home.SLI is an FBI-LEEDA program — they’re the gold standard for law enforcement leadership training in North America.FBI-LEEDA — the Law Enforcement Executive Growth Association — is a private, non-profit organization that grew out of the FBI’s executive training programs.The program operates independently and is not part of the FBI.The course runs for five days and is open to front-line supervisors and any authorities leaders, sworn or civilian.The Ontario Provincial Authorities, Nishnawbe Aski Law enforcement Service, and the University of North Dakota Police service Service participated in the course alongside TBPS.There was a total of 24 participants, 16 of which were members of TBPS.The instructor is Chief David Boggs, a retired Chief of Law enforcement out of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, FBI National Academy grad, and an FBI Executive Teaching Fellow.The course covers leadership principles, building credibility, discipline and supervisor liability, and participants do a personal DISC leadership style assessment.The DISC leadership assessment.
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📍 Source: TB Police (web) · By: TB Police · 🗓️ June 24, 2026 · 🏠 ThunderBay.Online
