Podcasts about officer johnson

This week's First Responder spotlight shines on JSO's Officer Kopp and Officer Johnson, after their takedown of an uninvited alligator at a Jacksonville home!

Ms. Tovar's class at Tradition Elementary School in St. Hedwig show their appreciation to Officer Johnson with a “hand”-made poster on National Law Enforcement Day.Article Link

Ms. Tovar's class at Tradition Elementary School in St. Hedwig show their appreciation to Officer Johnson with a “hand”-made poster on National Law Enforcement Day.Article Link

Len DeCandia is an award-winning Supply Chain and Procurement Executive with 40+ years of experience, most recently as Chief Procurement Officer for Johnson & Johnson, AmerisourceBergen and Roche. In the latest episode of the PharmaSource podcast Len describes the changes he has seen in procurement, including his experience in mobilising during COVID, and explains why he believes enlightened organisations must prioritise suppliers. Here are some of the key takeaways from the conversation:  1. 'Enlightened' organisations prioritise and centralise supplier relationships 2. You need strong sponsorship from the board to be successful 3. The budget owner is the customer  4. Use technology to create trust and transparency 5. Be early when finding business solutions  6. Change the story to win hearts and minds 7. Make an impact on the world "One of the important aspects was our commitment to purposeful spending. And so one of the commitments that we made as a team to the business was we were going to double our spend with women-owned and minority-owned suppliers. To do that, they needed to engage the budget holder in that conversation, to prove they wouldn't have to sacrifice innovation, We had to educate them on the community impact. Johnson and Johnson regularly publishes a Health for Humanity report which quantifies the impact they make each year. More than just numbers, Len explains that when investing in local and diverse suppliers you can see the difference yourself "They are the people you're going to church with, on Sunday, or you're seeing in the grocery store, or whose children go to school with their children, because we made it part of their community. They brought us insights and innovations that we never thought of before." Listen to the full episode podcast for more advice and inspiration.

Tradition Elementary School in St. Hedwig says thank you to Donald Butterworth of Kickin' Asphalt for donating brand new flags to the campus, where they will proudly fly. Officer Johnson and the Tradition Titans Safety Patrol members greatly appreciate this generous donation.Article Link

This time, things get a little dicy... Join us for some poop stories, getting a little political with Officer Johnson about holding contraband in Russia, and KJ lets you know he's feelings on dicks flapping about. Follow The Pod: https://www.instagram.com/leaveitbetterpodcast Follow Johnny Greed: @greedwrestling on all social medias! Follow KJ Johnson: @directorkj on Instagram --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leaveitbetter/message

Officer Johnson has worked for the Waco Police Department for four years, with his goals set on being an NFL Football player at a young age, plans changed after a football injury and he began his police officer journey. Now he works in the new Neighborhood Engagement Team at the department. He's excited to hit the streets in a new way creating a safer environment in our Waco neighborhoods.

Officer Johnson has worked for the Waco Police Department for four years, with his goals set on being an NFL Football player at a young age, plans changed after a football injury and he began his police officer journey. Now he works in the new Neighborhood Engagement Team at the department. He's excited to hit the streets in a new way creating a safer environment in our Waco neighborhoods.

In this episode of Fairygodboss Radio, Romy is joined by Wanda Hope, Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer at Johnson & Johnson. Wanda shares her experiences (and advice!) of her flourishing 30-year career at J&J – from being the first in many roles as a young sales professional to advancing DEI as a thought leader. Wanda Bryant Hope is an accomplished business executive with significant experience in general management, marketing, sales, commercial operations, and human resources. She currently serves as Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer at Johnson & Johnson, and is responsible for globally advancing the company's diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) outcomes, strengthening DEI capabilities, and driving growth through innovation. Prior to this role, Wanda held a variety of leadership positions across Johnson & Johnson including Vice President, Sales & Marketing; Vice President, Commercial Analytics, Development & Operations; and Vice President, Global Performance & Development. She has been recognized for her ability to exceed business results, deliver innovative solutions to complex challenges, lead global change, develop people for optimal results and DEI global outcomes. Wanda is a sought-after speaker and thought leader on advancing DEI to drive business performance and results. Her passion and performance have been recognized with several awards including the Elite 100 of Black Women leaders by Diverse Women Media, Penn State Smeal Diversity Award, and the Most Powerful Women in Corporate Diversity by Black Enterprise Magazine. Wanda received her Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from The Pennsylvania State University. She and her husband Bobby are the proud parents of Tyler, their 14-year-old son.

Out Cincinnati features Officer Lisa Johnson, the LGBTQ+ liaison for the Cincinnati Police Department. She talks about the present condition of the homeless population in the city and members of the LGBTQ+ community in that population. Officer Johnson talks about her experience helping homeless teens who were kicked out of their homes after coming out.

In this episode, we hear from Officer Johnson about how he uses his work as an officer to respond to stress and trauma in his community amidst the opioid crisis, and how he uses resilience tools to help himself when he feels stress.

August 27th, 2019: A shooting in Baltimore involving an off duty officer, Johnson and Johnson is successfully sued over opioids, and Biden appears to be falling in recent polls

#wwtb? @whtwetalkinbout!!! We back with another banger. We had some things to get off our chests. The intro was a little different. Put some respect on #wwtb © @thekidblaze. Shout out to @wirnativeapparel shout out to @kingdomsummerleague This episode we revisited the Officer Johnson situation. We talked about the guest that the lovely ladies of @takecontrolpod had on their show. We talked about Pride. Drake new songs. Benihana canceled? Puff sending Cassie some love, If your girl “cheated” or fucked your favorite rapper would you still want her? OJ on twitter. Does sexual past hurt women more than men? So much more. Also. Shout out to @RichPaul As Always, The culture from a Midwest Point of View….Listening appreciation party soon come.

#WWTB? @whtwetalkinbout back with another great show. We went on a rollercoaster with this one. We talked about Trav’s rachet weekend. We talked about Officer Johnson and was the cop wrong or not. We talked about bagging the wrong friend, Eskimo brothers, Porn on the TL, Are you selfish if you marry someone before you go to prison? Talked about William Husel and the 25 counts of murder. We talked about Men getting lace front beards, and How Trav wants to get waves so bad. Shout out to @fleetdj_LayneLuv and his crew. So much content. As Always, The culture from a midwest point of view.

We've watched some really bad movies for this podcast.  We think we've found the worst.  You like poop, vomit and farts? Well, I give you Epic Movie.  Do you like Fred Willard, Crispin Glover, Jennifer Coolidge, Kal Penn, Kevin Hart, Kevin MacDonald or the British guy from Great News?  Well, you won't after you watch this movie.  Allegedly featuring SNL alum Taran Killam, although we did not see him in the movie.  Who we did see was Darrell Hammond ripping off an SNL bit from Andy Samberg.  Darrell Hammond, you should be ashamed of yourself.  We talk about who is to blame for this atrocity, if anyone is blameless, why there should be more boobs in things (it's for education) and unveil two new characters ready for SNL, Officer Johnson and Dr. Bruce Dicks-in-ass.  Enjoy!Download Here

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On this episode of KSL's beyond the badge, we honor Officer Kristian Johnson of the Logan Police Department. A former Lawyer turned police officer, Officer Johnson was on a call helping a woman who was legally blind. When he had finished his work, he asked the woman if there was anything else he could do for her. When she requested that he sing a song she liked, he didn't back down. And it was all captured on his vest camera. Officer Johnson just loves what he does. KSL's Beyond the Badge recognizes the good work that Utah's public safety officers do every day to make each of our lives better. Listen to Utah's Morning News every weekday as Amanda Dickson highlights the everyday heroes who work tirelessly to keep us safe. Officers are nominated by their respective police chiefs, sheriffs and supervisors, and the general public. Those featured are selected by a committee composed of representatives from KSL, the Department of Public Safety and Utah Local Governments Trust. KSL has also partnered with the Utah Lieutenant Governor to help execute the program. Beyond the badge is sponsored by the Utah Local Government's Trust. Protecting those who protect you. Providing specialized insurance products and services protecting more than 540 local governments. Be safe, and come home.

Officer Johnson of San Francisco’s Bayview District created Operation Genesis where he takes local youth to Africa to experience another culture, and to show them the world is bigger than the block.  The youth share their experiences as they travel from the Bay Area to Africa. The post Police Doing Good Things in the Community appeared first on Alive and Free.