March MAGNUS Momentum
Newsletter | March, 2025
THE NATIONAL COMMAND & STAFF COLLEGE IS ON THE MAGNUS MOVE AGAIN!
This edition showcases groundbreaking leadership achievements, elite training opportunities, and key milestones in the MAGNUS movement. Explore how the MAGNUS philosophy is shaping the future of law enforcement, resilience, and operational excellence.
Elite Minds Delivering Powerful Insights for Those Who Serve
Dr. Shauna 'Doc' Springer just led a transformational session on how to prepare for retirement from law enforcement—helping officers transition with confidence, purpose, and resilience. Retirement isn’t the end; it’s a new mission, and Doc is ensuring our heroes step into it ready!
Imran Ali, a top legal expert, is breaking down self-defense laws and use of force—ensuring officers understand their rights, responsibilities, and the critical legal aspects of making split-second decisions. Knowledge is power, and this session is a must for those who protect and serve.
When experience, expertise, and passion come together, the impact is undeniable! Who’s ready to level up?
THE MAP
THE MAP IS COMING – A FIRST-EVER EVENT YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS!
For the first time ever, Dr. Mitch Javidi, Sheriff Mark Lamb, and Chief Deputy Matt Thomas are joining forces to bring THE MAP to life—a revolutionary experience designed to transform leadership, resilience, and performance. This groundbreaking event promises to deliver unparalleled insights, challenge conventional thinking, and equip attendees with the tools needed to thrive in today’s demanding landscape. With industry-leading experts, cutting-edge strategies, and real-world applications—to just name a few—this immersive training will redefine the way you approach professional and personal growth. Get ready for an unforgettable journey—THE MAP is coming, and it does not disappoint!
The Indiana Sheriffs’ Association (ISA) has set a new standard in leadership and innovation! Honorable Mike Braun, Governor of Indiana, joined the National Command & Staff College (NCSC) in recognizing every ISA member with the Innovation in Leadership Award for spearheading the MAGNUS Coach Certification Program for First Responders nationwide.
Key Highlights:
SA Graduates Sheriff Sherri Heichelbech & Sheriff Jerry Goodin led the charge in advancing the MAGNUS movement.
ISA President Bob Goldsmith received the Distinguished 2025 Trophy, presented by Director Steve Luce, honoring his commitment to public safety leadership.
Dr. Cathy Greenberg, Executive Director of the program at NCSC, awarded Innovation in Leadership Certificates to all ISA members, recognizing their trailblazing contributions.
The MAGNUS Coach Certification Program is the ONLY ICF-accredited coaching program designed for public safety professionals, equipping first responders with the skills to master mental toughness, resilience, and leadership.
Congratulations to all ISA members for leading the way!
👁️🗨️ MAGNUS Leadership Workshop in Huntington Beach, CA
This week, Ryan Boxwell, Sam Spiegel, Mark Garcia, and Dave Dominguez are in Huntington Beach, CA, delivering the MAGNUS Leadership Workshop to police and fire agencies across California. In partnership with the California Joint Powers Insurance Authority (CJPIA), this elite training focuses on resilience, tactical decision-making, and high-impact leadership—arming public safety professionals with the tools to dominate challenges in the field.
Knights Of MAGNUS
What It Means to Be a Knight of MAGNUS
The Knights of MAGNUS is more than a title—it’s a testament to those who lead with honor, integrity, and strength. These men and women represent the highest standards in law enforcement, demonstrating the ability to adapt, inspire, and elevate others in times of challenge and change.
Being knighted into this distinguished order signifies a lifelong commitment to the MAGNUS mindset—a philosophy rooted in personal and professional excellence, resilience, and leadership development.
Forged in Leadership: Sheriff Mark Dannels Joins the Esteemed Knights of MAGNUS
Legends aren’t born—they’re forged in leadership, tested by resilience, and honored in the MAGNUS brotherhood and sisterhood.
At the Western States Sheriffs' Association Conference in Reno, Nevada, history was made as Sheriff Mark Dannels of Cochise County, Arizona, was officially knighted as a Knight of MAGNUS. This prestigious honor is awarded to law enforcement leaders who demonstrate unwavering dedication, resilience, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
A Legacy of Leadership: Sheriff Dannels joins an elite class of leaders, including: Matt Thomas, Mark Lamb, and Jim Franklin.
The Knights of MAGNUS is more than a title—it represents honor, integrity, and strength in leadership, ensuring public safety professionals inspire and elevate those around them.
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The Knights of MAGNUS Legacy Continues!
Today at the Orange Beach Police Department, Alabama, the Knights of MAGNUS tradition stood strong!
Sergeant Carl Bradley proudly presented the Knights of MAGNUS award to Sergeant Joey Brown for his unwavering commitment to leadership, resilience, and excellence.
In turn, Sergeant Joey Brown carried the honor forward, presenting the award to Chief Steve Brown, recognizing his dedication to the values that define MAGNUS Leadership.
The Knights of MAGNUS is more than an award—it’s a legacy of excellence in law enforcement, passed from one leader to the next, honoring those who inspire greatness.
Congratulations to Sergeant Joey Brown and Chief Steve Brown on this well-deserved recognition
MAGNUS Heading to Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City: Advancing Wellness & Supporting Law Enforcement
The MAGNUS team is heading to Oklahoma City to certify the wellness team on the MAP and attend the Blue Knight Gala at Aspen Ranch, supporting the OKC Police Foundation.
This milestone event strengthens the commitment to wellness, leadership, and resilience in law enforcement, ensuring public safety professionals have the tools to thrive under pressure and lead with excellence.
