LEADERSHIP IN TODAY'S
FIRE SERVICE
featuring Chief Dennis Rubin
Chief Rubin’s experience in fire and rescue service spans more than 35 years. He has served
as a company grade officer, command
level officer, and fire chief in
several major cities including Norfolk, Virginia, Atlanta, Georgia and Washington, DC.
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
8:30AM-4:30PM
$100pp (RAFT Members pay only $65pp)
(Cont’l breakfast & lunch included)
RAFT Members: You also have the opportunity
to view this seminar via Video Conferencing for $30/site
or $100/dept.
Non-RAFT
members may view via Video Conferencing for $125/site.
NOTE: CE's will be applied for
Location: Farmington Hills Fire Dept, Headquarters Building
31455 W. Eleven Mile Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48336
Morning Presentation: DC Leadership & Accountability Issues
All agencies have their trials
and tribulations that have to be dealt with on a day-to-day basis. Chief Dennis Rubin will be sharing some insight of the
inter-workings of one of America's largest Fire & EMS Departments. Rubin
will discuss various case studies that he and his senior staff faced during the four years of Mayor Adrian Fenty's Administration.
Chief Rubin will describe how these issues were resolved and what the outcome was of the solutions that were selected and
actually implemented.
Afternoon Presentation: Rube's Rules of Leadership
Chief Dennis Rubin has developed
his own personal list of "rules to live by" over the past four decades. Rubin will be sharing these 13 "Mission
Critical" rules in an open, honest, and somewhat humorous way. Interestingly,
Firehouse Magazine has turned Rube's Rules into a recent and popular featured series. Rubin will engage in a discussion as
to how can you adopt these rules and implement them in your own leadership style. You will get Rubin's insight about these
thirteen Rules and much more of his leadership philosophy during this guided discussion with the Chief of some of America's
largest Fire & Rescue Departments.