Resume

• 2012

  Team Building Workshop (TBW) Presenter/Facilitator

  California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST)

• 2011

  Certificate

  The Sports Security Management certificate program is a comprehensive training program that provides effective management planning

  prevention

  response and recovery standards as well as procedures for security in a sports environment.

  Sports Security Management Program

  University of Southern Mississippi

  Sports Security Management Certificate

  University of Southern Mississippi

• 2002

  San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Association

  Redwood City

  California

  Served in various capacities on the Board of Directors of this 501(c)(4) California non-profit

  mutual benefit organization. The organization was established in 1951

  with the intention of providing support for Sheriff’s employees in San Mateo County and their survivors. The group continues to operate today after more than 6 decades of dedicated service to the membership. Tom currently serves as the as the Past President and Director-at-Large on the Board.

  Board Member

  San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Association

• 2001

  MA

  Public Sector Leadership

• 1994

  County of San Mateo

  Maloney & Associates

  LLC

  Saint Mary's College of California

  Sonoma State University

  Retired in 2007 from the Sheriff's Office

  after 31 years of public service

  with the final dozen years employed by the County of San Mateo.

  County of San Mateo

  Guest Lecturer

  In the Psychology Department

  served as a guest lecturer in an undergraduate organizational psychology course in the 2008 fall and 2009 spring terms.

  Sonoma State University

• 1993

  BA

  Management

• 1991

  Don Johnson Productions; Windy City Productions

  Inc

  ; and

  MCA Television Entertainment

  Inc.

  Distance Based Undergraduate Programs

  Initially provided site coordinator services to establish the site in San Mateo County. Currently offer instruction and facilitation in a distance-based undergraduate program for Organizational Leadership. \nPreviously supported the undergraduate Criminal Justice Management Program where courses presented in Daly City

  Redwood City and Alameda County include: Criminal Justice Information Systems

  The Role of Criminal Justice in Terrorism

  Multicultural Issues for the Criminal Justice Manager

  Applied Ethics in Criminal Justice Management

  Contemporary Issues in Law Enforcement

  Critical Incident Management

  Supervision in the Criminal Justice Field and Criminal Justice Management and Administration. Currently facilitating in the Bachelor of Science Organizational Leadership undergraduate program

  teaching two courses: Leadership & Change as well as Cultural Diversity.

  Affiliated Faculty

  Union Institute & University

  Universal City

  California

  I served in the capacity of Technical Advisor for the production of the 1993 TV movie

  In the Company of Darkness

  starring Helen Hunt and aired by CBS. Don Johnson was the Executive Producer of this crime-drama

  which was based on actual events that occurred during the investigation of the serial murder of several young boys in Northern California. The story chronicles police officers investigating the murder of a young boy

  a subsequent undercover investigation and the discovery of a series of child murders accomplished by the same suspect.

  Technical Advisor

  Don Johnson Productions; Windy City Productions

  Inc

  ; and

  MCA Television Entertainment

  Inc.

  www.cryptictradecraft.com

  Where Tradition and Innovation Meet! \n\nProviding strategic consulting services for those in management

  both new and tenured! Operational audits

  confidential consultations

  mentoring

  resume creation and review services; staff and management training design

  development and delivery to improve team performance.

  Owner

  Maloney & Associates

  LLC

  Adjunct Faculty in the School of Liberal Arts

  Graduate Leadership Degree Program. One of two instructors in a team-taught

  distance learning course in the practice of leadership (Leadership in Action). Recent courses taught include Values

  Ethics and Decision-Making. http://www.stmarys-ca.edu/academics/schools/school-of-liberal-arts/departments-programs/ma-in-leadership/index.html

  Saint Mary's College of California

• Nimsc White Paper Final Version

  A White Paper describing The Application of the National Incident Management System\r\nIn Law Enforcement Operations

  Vancouver Presentation Leadership For The Future

  SMC SOA

  Board Member

  Management

  Leadership Development

  Training Plan Design

  Coaching

  Leadership

  Teaching

  Policy

  Curriculum Design

  Strategy

  Emergency Management

  Workshop Facilitation

  Curriculum Development

  Training

  Risk Management Consulting

  Homeland Security

  Organizational Development

  Team Building

  Resume Writing

  Staff Development

  Professional Development Programs

  California First Responders Prepare

  Julie Cavin

  An overview of the efforts of world-renowned teams of instructors and subject-matter experts who have provided teaching

  training

  technical assistance and research to public and private entities

  emergency response personnel and government agencies across the nation and throughout California to prepare America’s first responders to face the threats of tomorrow.

  California First Responders Prepare

  Robert Neamy

  Don Maynard

  Second in the series of two articles intended to widen the scope of traditional perspectives of incident management. This series examines successful management of major incidents revolving around teamwork as a central

  critical

  multi-disciplinary behavior.

  Critical Incident Management: A New Era of Post-9/11 Dispatch Models

  Robert Neamy

  Don Maynard

  First of a two article series examining successful management of major incidents revolving around teamwork as a central

  critical

  multi-disciplinary behavior.

  Incident Leadership & Management: Dispatch in a Post-9/11 Era

  Inspirational

  vivid

  beautiful and inviting images depicting the fall colors captured in and around Aspen

  Colorado.

  Fall Colors of Aspen: A Journey of Discovery in Colorado

  Develop

  design

  arrange

  coordinate

  deliver and document a Community College Emergency Operations Center Activation tabletop exercise (TTX ) based upon a notional severe weather scenario for Cañada College.

  Spring 2016 Skyline College Earthquake TTX

  Develop

  design

  arrange

  coordinate

  deliver and document a Community College Emergency Operations Center Activation tabletop exercise (TTX)based upon a notional catastrophic earthquake scenario for the Skyline College.

  Amtrak Corporate Employee Security Training Plan Project

  This CRA-led project team developed a plan to improve the organizational benefits of security planning and training for Amtrak by presenting useful steps to plan for

  identify

  and address employee security workforce needs enhancements and provide a preliminary benchmark for short- and long-term planning. Maloney & Associates served as the chief researcher and primary author of a data collection and analysis report for for project. Analysis for this project rested in the principles of appreciative inquiry (AI)

  a change management

  research-based theory. In addition

  Maloney & Associates served as the co-author of the Training Plan document.

  Palo Alto PD Incident Command Post Training Project

  Design and delivery of an interactive workshop

  Establishing Field Incident Command Posts

  in a four-hour format for supervisory

  management and senior management personnel from the Palo Alto Police Department.

  2011 Incident Command Post Training & Exercise Project

  This Project was developed to test San Mateo County law enforcement’s Planning and Risk Management

  Law Enforcement

  Onsite Incident Management and Public Safety and Security Response Capabilities. The Project trained 220 law enforcement and fire executives

  senior managers

  managers and supervisors; 152 law enforcement senior managers

  managers and supervisors expereicned 23 notional drill scenarios.

  Leadership for the Future: Shared Meanings and Purposes Presentation

  At the 6th Biennial International Conference on Personal Meaning

  Vancouver

  Canada. In this session

  we will consider how positive organizational behavior (Ashkenasy and Daus

  2002; Cameron et al

  2003) and positive psychology (Henry

  2004; Seligman

  2002; Seligman and Dean

  2003) ontologically redirect organizational leadership from hierarchical control of individuals

  to an influence relationship dynamic among individuals. Utilizing both disciplines

  we offer an expansion of past conceptualizations of leadership in a multidimensional fashion and in so doing move toward a more inclusive and relational view of leadership that serves organizational purposes by effecting alignment between meaning

  purpose

  and outcome attainment thus supporting the needs and wellbeing of both individuals and organizations.

  Spring 2017 Active Threat Incident Tabletop Exercise Project (Higher Education)

  The Spring 2017 Active Threat Incident Tabletop Exercise occurred in the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at a state university. The exercise was conducted to examine the preparedness missions of Response and Recovery in four Core Capability performance areas of the participating organization. In addition

  the discussion based activity was designed to gauge how such a catastrophic event might impact university operations through specific objectives. The project included delivery of interactive seminars designed for an audience of general and critical personnel

  along with organizational leaders expected to perform in EOC supervisory roles for the college.

  Higher Education EOP & TEP Project

  Re-crafted a series of complex

  inter-related Community College Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs) to adhere to US DHS standards for higher education EOPs. Successfully reduced the composition and volume of the existing three volume

  500+ page documents to comprehensive manuals of less than 150-pages including a Concept of Operations of less than two dozen pages. The project included the development of a 5-year Emergency Management Training and Exercise template for the college district. All elements of the project consistent with NIMS

  SEMS & ICS guidance and parameters.

  Leadership through the Eyes of Collaborators: Roles

  Intentions

  and Outcomes Presentation

  At the Randall L Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence

  Tobias Leadership Conference. The understanding of leadership in the era of the knowledge age is changing from what a leader does as a positional authority in a stratified hierarchy

  to how intergroup dynamics are reflected in outcomes attained in a flattened co-created organizational environment. Increasingly the emphasis in understanding effective leadership is viewed as follower-centric rather than as a leader-centric phenomenon. This session will engage leadership as a co-creation of those is various hierarchical positions and roles extending the followership discussion of Riggio

  Chaleff and Lipman-Blumen (Eds

  2008)

  and Rost (2008) regarding the centrality of the followers to the dynamic that is leadership.

  Fall 2016 Active Shooter Tabletop Exercise Series

  The Fall 2016 Active Shooter Tabletop Exercise Series was a tabletop exercise consisting of two modules. The first module included discussion related to the response to a hostile intruder

  active shooter on an Institution of Higher Education campus. In the second module

  players were asked to discuss recovery and reconstitution of normal operations following the active shooter incident.

  Dan Belville

  Reimagining Management Education for the Future: Creative Practices to Chaperone Transformative Results Presentation

  At the 11th World Congress of the International Federation of Scholarly Associations of Management

  University of Limerick

  Ireland. We delve into Management Education based upon shared understandings instead of taken-for-granted assumptions and implicit insights. Hear practices for unpacking and exploring underlying assumptions and the taken-for-granted

  providing avenues to consider the process of education in an intentional

  well-informed and well-rounded manner. We investigate preparing students of today for improved understandings for tomorrow and chaperone opportunities for transformative results. As educators

  we explore the interesting and challenging contradictions: How does one consider the future while still ensconced in the present? How do we break molds and antiquated ways of considering today? What paragons may provide direction in considering future needs?

  Higher Education Emergency Operations Plan Activations Workshop Project

  Develop

  design

  arrange

  coordinate

  deliver and document a Community College Emergency Operations Plan Activation training program involving four training workshops

  with tabletop exercises (TTX)

  for the San Mateo Community College District.

  Leadership for Problem Solving (L4PS): A Super-Cultural Model for Organizational Effectiveness Workshop

  Conducted at the14th Annual International Leadership Association Conference

  Denver

  Colorado. The ability of leaders to solve problems effectively is often confounded by outmoded ways of thinking and the use of models that have worked in the past. This workshop affords participants the opportunity to break free of these limitations and to reframe and reconsider how to facilitate more effective problem solving within their contexts. Through a three-step process appropriate to leaders of organizations worldwide

  participants will come away with the tools examine and modify their own problem solving efficacy.

  Unified Command for Supervisory Personnel Training & TTX Project

  This Project involved the development of a Course Design Document for delivery of a practical

  multidisciplinary

  action-based curriculum for San Mateo County law and fire first line supervisors

  based upon ICS 300 central course topics

  in the form of a four-hour training course (w/TTX).

  Daniel Belville

  Active Threat Tabletop Exercise (Higher Education)

  In July 2018

  an Active Threat Tabletop Exercise (TTX) occurred in an alternative Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at an off campus Education Center. The TTX involved 62-regular and backup EOC Team personnel. Prior to the exercise

  79-regular and backup EOC Team personnel attended three one-hour tabletop preparation seminars presented two-days prior to the exercise. The exercise was conducted to examine the preparedness missions of Response and Recovery in four Core Capability performance areas (Operational Coordination

  Operational Communication

  Public Information and Warning

  along with On-Scene Security

  Protection

  and Law Enforcement) within the participating organization. In addition

  the discussion based activity was designed to gauge how such a catastrophic event might impact university operations through specific objectives.

  Leadership and Management Among Individuals: Shared Meanings

  Purposes and Understandings Presentation

  At the 11th World Congress of the International Federation of Scholarly Associations of Management

  University of Limerick

  Ireland. In pursuit of dynamic organizations

  workplace behavior

  stakeholder engagement and workplace dynamics are considered quite critically. We embrace management and leadership in the workplace through an examination of taken-for-granted paradigms and understandings of those concepts and organizational behavior through deconstruction and scrutiny for revalidation. We explore the notion that industrial-age

  positional authority paradigms of leadership and management are quickly becoming antiquated in view of the new organizational structures and environments developing in the twenty-first century. Our exploration is grounded in an understanding of the psychological needs of employees for understanding

  meaningful engagement and congruence in the organizational context.

  Classroom & Campus Crisis Workshop

  Designed and presenting a 1-hr workshop focusing on what to do when a crisis occurs in the classroom or on campus. When an emergency occurs

  it is critical that faculty and staff take immediate steps to protect themselves

  their students

  co-workers and other people on campus. This workshop encompasses Immediate Action Responses so that staff can follow specific directions without having to learn extensive protocols for each of several dozen different emergency situations.\n\nWorkshop Take-Aways\n\nIn a Classroom or Campus Crisis learn how to:\n--Protect building occupants\n--Stay Safe when conditions outside the building are safer than inside\n--Act quickly when there is a potential threat of danger in the surrounding community\n--React when there is an immediate threat of danger to occupants of a campus or school building\n--Isolate students and staff and provide greater protection from external airborne contaminants or wildlife

  Wounded Warrior Bowl

  Project planner to ensure a prompt and coordinated response structure to restore essential services and provide emergency response services to anyone affected by an emergency leading up to

  during

  or directly after the event. This special athletic event involved a projected attendance in the 6

  000 to 9

  000 person range along with nationally known athletes and entertainers. While there were no specific threats

  lone offenders and homegrown violent extremists (HVEs) were of general concern. Planning included contingencies for uncoordinated

  opportunistic attacks and plots using knives

  small arms

  improvised explosive devices

  and vehicular attacks. These were primary areas for vigilance and general concern. Planning included evacuation

  rescue task forces

  potential air support

  and the possibility of an MCI. In addition

  I served as the Safety Officer on the Unified Command Team for the event

  along with the other co-creators.

  Spring 2016 College of San Mateo Earthquake TTX

  Develop

  design

  arrange

  coordinate

  deliver and document a Community College Emergency Operations Center Activation tabletop exercise (TTX ) based upon a notional catastrophic earthquake scenario for the College of San Mateo.

  Tom

  Maloney

  Union Institute & University