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Today’s environment for media is connected, it is fast, it is 24/7. Some law enforcement agencies embraced that reality early on while others are still trying to catch up. No matter where you find yourself, the landscape is always changing. This episode is designed to take us back to the basics. Marketing 101: Social Media WHAT?
Jeff Angermeyer has 25 years of police experience and proudly serves as a senior
executive overseeing both sworn and non-sworn work groups who handle critical
responsibilities for countywide law enforcement. As the Deputy Chief for the lead law enforcement agency of New Jersey's most populated county, Jeff Angermeyer has executive oversight of both the operations branch and administration branch of a busy and fast-paced organization. Each day, Jeff provides leadership to multiple investigative units and the agency's information technology group. He guides projects, administrates the budget, and sets a strategic plan for future success.
A proud graduate of NA Session 283, Jeff is the chairman of the NJ Chapter's Technology Committee, where he and a small but dedicated team manage all of the various technology solutions used to communicate with members, organize chapter events, and audio-visual needs for the Chapter's annual training conference in Atlantic City.
Riley Moran is a marketing and communications professional with more than a decade of experience in social media strategy, branding, and event marketing. She currently serves as the Director of Marketing and Communications for the FBI National Academy Associates, Inc. (FBINAA). Before joining FBINAA, Riley worked in marketing and partner support for an online public safety training company, where she developed digital campaigns and outreach strategies for the law enforcement and public safety communities. She’s a graduate of the University of Tennessee at Martin with a degree in Communications.
