This episode of Collaborative Connections Radio Show and Podcast was chock full of advice, lessons learned, motivational quotes, mindset tips, and inspiring stories.
Host, Kelly Lorenzen, was honored to be in the studio with this powerhouse panel of successful women CEOs! Jessica Herbert with IDEA Analytics, Lisa Rehurek with The RFP Success Company, and Sarah Hope with Vertical Identity Background Screening & Drug Testing joined Kelly on-air.
In this virtual interview, Dr. Danielle Wallace (ASU) and Jessica discuss why data management is critical for public safety agencies. Without data management, future work for informed decision making, AI, and accountable resources, just isn't possible.
Episode: 00157 Released on May 1, 2023
Description: Everything starts with an idea, but it’s what you do with that idea that creates an impact. Dr. Herbert discusses the importance of continued training as well as the classic conundrum of what should be taught in school and what should be learned on the job. She also discusses the agencies she has worked with over the years as a consultant in addition to the courses and presentations she has worked on. Dr. Jessica Herbert is currently the founder and CEO of IDEA Analytics.
Also listen to my colleague Neil Hubbert's perspective of the analytical work in public safety on Analyst Talks with Jason Elder.
(2024) Herbert, J. L. Implications for Victim Service Providers. American Society of Criminology, San Francisco.
(2024) Hubbert, N & Herbert, J. L. Empowering Change: Harnessing Data to Drive Significant Operational Advancement (Davenport, Iowa SPI Project), American Society of Criminology, San Francisco.
(2024) Herbert, J. L. & Hubbert, N. Digital Guardians; Revolutionizing Policing through Technology (Amarillo, Texas SPI Project), American Society of Criminology, San Francisco.
(2024) Herbert, J. L. Developing and Sustaining Productive Research Partners, American Society of Criminology Roundtable, San Francisco.
(2024) Herbert, J. L. Developing Data-informed Responses to Human Trafficking Online Workshop. IACP and Office for Victims of Crime webinar.
(2024) Herbert, J. L. JARVIS: Just a Really Very Intelligent System: Crime Centers in Modern Policing. ACJS National Conference, Chicago, IL.
(2024) Herbert, J. L., Hubbert, N. Harris, M. & Witkin, N. Who needs What? An Examination of Offender-Victim Patterns. ACJS National Conference, Chicago, IL.
(2023) Herbert, J. L. & Wallace, D. DATASET: Data for Identification, Prevention, and Intervention of Human Trafficking. Three of a five-part webinar series for Office for Victims of Crime.
(2023) Herbert, J. L., Harris, M., & Hubbert, N. The Sonoma County Model: Intelligence-Led Person-Based Analysis. IDEA Analytics LEA Community Webinar.
(2023) Herbert, J. L. & Smith, P. SPI Results: Salisbury (NC) Crime Information Center. Webinar for Bureau of Justice Assistance, Smart Policing Initiative (SPI).
(2022) Herbert, J. L. & Smith, P. Building Analytical Capacity: Salisbury (NC) Crime Information Center. Presented at Problem Oriented Policing Conference: Ann Arbor, MI.
(2022) Herbert, J. L. & Hubbert, N. Gun Violence Data Development (five-part series). IDEA Analytics’ Virtual Network Event.
(2022) Hubbert, N., Sellsted, T., Bonds, R., Orosco,C. & Herbert, J.L. Advancing to Automation. IDEA Analytics’ Virtual Network Event.
(2022) Leblanc, J. & Herbert, J.L. Smart Data: Using Fire Response Data in Data-informed Decision Making. IDEA Analtyics’ Virtual Network Event.
(2021) Draisin, J., Avila, L., & Herbert, J.L. People Domain: Hiring and Staffing for Crime Centers. Webinar for IDEA Analytics SPI Work Group.
(2021) Smith, P., & Herbert, J.L. Technology Domain: Procurements for Police Crime Centers. Webinar for IDEA Analytics SPI Work Group.
(2021) Herbert, J.L. Data Management in Policing and Local Government. Presented to Arizona State University, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
(2021) Martinez de Vedia, G., Reock, E., & Herbert, J.L. “Ask an Expert: Human Trafficking Data – Using Local Data to Better Understand Trafficking in your Community.” Webinar for the Office of Victims of Crime, Human Trafficking Capacity Building Center.
(2020) Herbert, J.L. “A New Approach to Person-based Strategies for Crime Reduction.” IDEA Analytics Virtual Network Event.
(2020) Herbert, J.L. “Analytical Approaches for Car Thefts.” IDEA Analytics Virtual Network Event.
(2020) Herbert, J.L. “Building your Analytical Library.” IDEA Analytics Virtual Network Event.
(2020) Herbert, J.L. “Analytical Units: Resources and Research – Policy for Units, Crime Centers, and Divisions.” IDEA Analytics Virtual Network Series.
(2020) Herbert, J.L. “Crime Theory for Crime Reduction.” IDEA Analytics Virtual Network Event.
(2019) Wallace, D. & Herbert, J.L. “Policing Individuals with Spectrum Disorder: Do parents and law enforcement agree on concerns about law enforcement contact?” Presented at the Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Annual Conference: Edinburgh, Scotland.
(2018) Herbert, J.L. “Extending our Measure: Analytics to Understanding Safety in Schools.” Presented at the annual meeting for the International Association of Crime Analysts: Newport Beach, CA.
(2018) Larimore, L., Herbert, J.L., Baker, J. & Smith, R. “Enhancing Law Enforcement Analytical Capacity: Technology in West Memphis, Arkansas.” Webinar, Presented for Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) National Training and Technical Assistance Center (NTTAC).
(2018) Hubbert, N., McDaniels, W., Bethel, K. & Herbert, J.L. “Measuring What Matters: An Analysis of School- Based Policing Model to Inform School Resource Officer Leadership.” Presented at the annual meeting for the National Sheriff’s Association.
(2018) Herbert, J.L. “But I am Here to Help: A Qualitative Analysis of School Resource Officers Identification of Youth Risks.” Presented at the annual meeting for the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS): New Orleans, Louisiana; and Arizona State University Doctoral Student Research Conference: Phoenix, Arizona.
(2017) Herbert, J.L., McKinley, L., & Bidou, A. “Leveraging Partnerships: How Mid-Sized Agencies are using Data to Combat Community Violence.” Presented at the annual meeting of the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
(2017) Herbert, J.L. “Police Communications and Legitimacy: A Content Evaluation of Police Department Websites,” Presented at the annual Social Media Internet in Law Enforcement (SMILE) Conference: Long Beach, California.
(2016) Herbert, J.L., Moule, R.K., & Parry, M.M. “Police Communications and Legitimacy: A Content Evaluation of Police Department Websites,” Presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology: New Orleans, Louisiana.
(2016) Herbert, J.L., “Evaluating your Analytical Processes,” Presented at the annual meeting of the International Association of Crime Analysts: Louisville, Kentucky.
(2016) White, M. D, Katz, C., & Herbert, J.L. “Qualitative Analysis of Body-Worn Camera Policies.” Presented at the Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance National Meeting on Body- Worn Cameras: Washington DC.
(2015) Herbert, J.L. “Defeating Financial Crimes,” Presented at the annual conference of IBM Red Cell Conference: Baltimore, Maryland.
(2015) Nollette, J. & Herbert, J.L. “Bridging the Gap: Strengthening Trust through Communication,” Presented at the annual meeting of the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference: Chicago, Illinois.
(2015) Herbert, J.L., “Challenges and Opportunities in Reforming Sentencing Laws and Mass Incarceration,” Presented at the annual meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences: Orlando, Florida.
(2015) Brunson, R.K., Medlock, H, & Herbert, J.L. “Addressing Violent Crime through Community Engagement,” Presented at the annual meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences: Orlando, Florida.
(2014) Rickman, S., Herbert, J.L., & Numa, S. “Enhancing Community-Police Relations with Data” Presented at the annual meeting of the North Carolina Public Safety Leadership Development Consortium: Cary, NC.
(2014) Herbert, J.L., “Financial Indicators for Investigations,” Presented at the annual meeting of the California Crime and Intelligence Analyst Association: Sonoma, California.
(2014)Herbert, J.L., “Financial Indicators for Investigations,” Presented at the annual meeting of the International Association of Crime Analysts: Seattle, Washington.
Roundtable discussions with Policy Advisor Steve Rickman, and Retired Police Chiefs Rodney Monroe and Harold Medlock.
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