Date: December 9, 2024                            

Location: Broward College Institute of Public Safety – 3501 Davie Road – Davie, FL 33314

Time: 0800am-1200pm     Fee: $175.00  

Building Warrior Women® Mission: We believe that building a culture of Warrior Women is not only essential for our future, but also our responsibility to do so. We do this by providing professional training and development opportunities irrespective of occupation or status, for those women who are passionate, like-minded, and who identify with strength, courage, and true leadership. 

This is a customized 4-hour training event designed by women in law enforcement, for women in law enforcement. Building Warrior Women; A tactical, practical, and professional primer. This is a seminar-based, interactive presentation:

• The power of mentors and role models
• The 30×30 initiative and the future of women in law enforcement
• Every day “Left of Bang”
• Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model for Women in Law Enforcement a 50/50 relationship
• Instructional Leadership; training for our future
• Post 2020 defensive tactics strategies for law enforcement

About LouKa Tactical: We have proudly served the public safety training profession since 1999 and have access to some of the finest instructors and resources in the United States. Each instructor brings diversity and a high level of professionalism. Together our depth and synergy are unmatched. About Lou Ann: Retired after 22 years of police service. There she was a part of uniform patrol, training, undercover operations and the tactical support unit. Lou Ann Hamblin specializes in training female officers having trained over 6500 women in pistol alone and is a certified firearms and defensive tactics instructor in a variety of disciplines. She is a Team One Network adjunct instructor and Master Pistol Instructor through H & K. Over the last 30 years Lou Ann has instructed internationally in the areas of instructor development, training for specialty units and female police officer’s performance improvement and professional development including the Kuwaiti Female Special Forces and Ford Motor Company E.P. Teams. She is the 3^rd Vice President of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI) and an advisory board member for the International Law Enforcement Trainers and Educators Association (ILEETA).

I’ve known Lou Ann Hamblin for many of the long years she has been teaching law enforcement. Lou Ann has shown herself to be a superb instructor at the American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers and the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association seminars I’ve attended.  She was a tremendous asset when she served on the panel of experts on firearms and deadly force training that I chair annually for the latter organization. A gifted instructor for students of all genders, she is particularly skilled at teaching female students in both physical skills and mental attitude. After many years of urging her to train law-abiding armed citizens as well as police, I am delighted to learn that she is finally doing so and am not at all surprised at the excellent reviews she is earning in those classes.  Highly recommended! Massad Ayoob – Director, Massad Ayoob Group