TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) has announced the graduation of 25 criminal justice executives from the Chief Executive Seminar Class 58, including Major Joshua Grace of the Crestview Police Department and Major Doug Bringmans of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.
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The seminar, held in Tallahassee over three weeks, is part of the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute’s advanced leadership training designed to prepare senior law enforcement officials for the evolving challenges of public safety leadership.
Participants studied a range of topics, including future trends, social media, stress management, succession planning, and trust-based leadership.
The program, established by the Florida Legislature in 1990, operates within the FDLE and is affiliated with the State University System to promote professional development and innovation among law enforcement leaders.
FDLE congratulated all 25 graduates of the Chief Executive Seminar Class 58.
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Graduates of Class 58 – Chief Executive Seminar:
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Assistant Sheriff Benjamin Benedict,
Leon County Sheriff’s Office -
Major Rick Benton,
Florida Highway Patrol -
Chief of Staff Dustin Bonds,
Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission -
Lt. Colonel Randy Bowlin,
Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission -
Major Doug Bringmans,
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office -
Major Ellery Collado,
Florida Highway Patrol -
Chief Jamie Cruse,
Perry Police Department -
Deputy Chief Jim Deleu,
Mount Dora Police Department -
Chief Rick Francis,
Seminole County Sheriff’s Office -
Assistant Sheriff Eric Garcia,
Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office -
Chief Adam Geissenberger,
Pinellas Park Police Department
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Major Joshua Grace,
Crestview Police Department -
Executive Director Janet Hartman,
Florida Public Safety Institute -
Colonel Ray Johnson,
Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office -
Major Andrew Litzell, Florida Highway Patrol
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Chief Sean McGovern,
Tallahassee State College Police Department -
Chief Vance Monroe Jr.,
Winter Haven Police Department -
Chief Stanley Murray,
Eatonville Police Department -
Deputy Chief Keith Neely,
Orange County Corrections Department -
Assistant Chief Brett Owen,
Tampa Police Department -
Chief Tom Roberson,
Pensacola State College Police Department -
Assistant Chief Glendon Robinson,
Quincy Police Department -
Chief Mark Schneider,
Lake Placid Police Department -
Chief Pedro Taylor,
Florida City Police Department -
Undersheriff Robert Willis,
Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office
