Watch if you want to learn about: * Transitioning to the private sector * Building a network and connections * Strategies to deal with layoffs and the current job market - "if you know what you're worth, go get what you're worth." * Preview of Carlos' next book: So, You Want to Start your Corporate Security Program Hear from Carlos Francisco, who worked as a Deputy Sheriff for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and is now a corporate security executive. He's a published author and literally wrote the "book" on how LEOs, Federal Law Enforcement, and Military professionals can successfully transition to the private sector: So, You Want to Get into Corporate Security https://www.amazon.com/You-Want-into-Corporate-Security/dp/1945783133

To my fellow cops and law enforcement professionals that made the leap to the private sector. Please share this video with anyone you know that's struggling in law enforcement and wants to leave. If anyone has helped you transition to the private sector, please "pay it forward" and help others in need. Thank you! https://www.linkedin.com/in/cop-to-corporate-a67731202/

Hear from Joe Crocker, a former police officer (Constable), Detective, & Digital, Cybercrime Investigator for the Avon and Somerset Constabulary in the United Kingdom. Joe left policing at mid-career in his early 30s to pursue a career in the private sector as a lead product manager for several technology companies. Joe talks about dealing with severe "Imposter Syndrome" and how he kept calm and carried on to success, tripling his salary. Tragedy struck Joe's family when his cousin (a police officer with the Metropolitan Police) committed suicide due to the stresses of the job and life. Joe now helps "unsettled" police officers who have similar stressors and are looking to leave law enforcement to find success in the private sector. https://joecrocker.co.uk/

A quick video on how to approach your new corporate job. You're likely to get inundated with LEO colleagues looking for help finding a job, but you must focus on your job and do it well first.

16-year police veteran Scott Lake talks about realizing he was living in a "Government Bubble." He took a leap of faith and left law enforcement mid-career to pursue a corporate investigations role, which evolved into a user experience product manager for one of the largest insurance companies in the US. Scott also talks about working with good financial planners that helped him reinvest his partial police pensions into private retirement IRA funds. Scott said he's better off financially now in the private sector as most pensions die with the pensioner - but private retirements live on in your trusts. *The content in this video is intended to be used for informational purposes only. Do your own analysis before making any financial or investment decisions based on your own personal circumstances. Seek financial advice from a professional financial advisor.

Top-tier talent Headhunter Kathy Lavinder helps corporations find law enforcement professionals to land leadership-level roles around the globe. Kathy explains the dos and don'ts from identifying not what you "want" but what the company "needs." And showing your value from interviewing to negotiating compensation packages. https://siplacement.com/