BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Richard A. Woldt, CPP, CFE, Private Detective, ACFEI
Homeland Security Level III |
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Following are courses and certifications completed in
2004 (132
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September 20, 2004 (24 hours)
- Completed a 24 hour course on Disaster Recovery,
Contingency Planning, Fraud and Scams. |
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| July 2004 (32
hour equivalent): Received
my Homeland Security CHS-III certification for Emergency
Management/Preparedness, First Responders & Law
Enforcement. This certification has a focus on fraud and
dishonesty as it relates to the Incident Command System
(ICS). |
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| May 18 through
21, 2004 (28 hours): I
volunteered my time and attended the 9th Annual Coastal
Empire Alliance Against Fraud Seminar in Jacksonville
Florida. This seminar focused on fraud, scams,
forgeries, wire transfer fraud, money laundering,
embezzlement, etc. It was a four day seminar at which I
presented 5 hours on detecting and discouraging internal
dishonesty. |
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| February 5,
2004 (24 hours): Completed
course in Disaster Planning offered to first responders
in Madison, Wisconsin. |
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| December 1-3,
2004 (24 hours):
Received certificate of achievement having completed the
basic incident command system (ICS) train-the trainer
course offered for emergency government personnel by the
State of Wisconsin. This provided me with the basics for
teaching the Incident Command System. |
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Following are courses and certifications completed in
2003 (129
hours): |
| September 2003
(15 hours): Received my
Certification in Homeland Security - Level III from the
American College of Forensic Examiners International.
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| December 2003
(50+ volunteer hours) :
Received Certificate of Appreciation for volunteer hours
serving as Chapter Chairman for ASIS Madison WI.
Chapter. I also served as the vice chair for 02 and the
Law Enforcement Liaison for 01, 03, 04, and 05. Also
attended re-certification classes at annual meetings
each year. |
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| August 29,
2003 (40 hours) Certificate
of Completion from the "Domestic Preparedness and
Disaster & Contingency Planning" Course offered for law
enforcement by Midwest Patrol and Investigative LLC.
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| February 1993
(24 hours): Attended a two
day workshop on physical security and received this
certificate of completion. |
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Following are volunteer hours offered to the community:
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| I published a
number of local articles and conducted Incident Command
System training in Door County through the Door County
Advocate during Katrina and Rita. I also conducted
training for the VFW Post 8337 in Liberty Grove, WI.
Documentation can be provided if needed. |
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are articles and publications written as a volunteer
service: |
| During Hurricane
Ivan, Katrina, and Rita I posted a Virtual Incident
Command System (ICS) and systematically issued online
ICS training to include reporting instructions for First
Responders, Directions for Victims, and Instructions for
Evacuees:
Click here for examples
of this volunteer service. This was
systematically distributed to incident commanders
throughout the gulf and the Caribbean as well as to
emergency government, law enforcement, and
municipalities in select Wisconsin counties. |
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Community Service - Veteran's |
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Letters of Recognition for Volunteer Service - 2005 |
| From Door County
Veteran's Service Officer - Scott McFarland: November
2005... Mr. Woldt,
thank you for all of the volunteer work you have done
for veterans. On behalf of our county's veterans, we
very much appreciate the work you have done in support
of the veterans community while working with the
veterans service organizations on Homeland Security and
Incident Command System issues. Your dedication and
professionalism is exemplary.
Best wishes, Scott
McFarlane, County Veterans Service Officer.
Scott McFarlane
Door County Veterans Service
Officer
920-746-2225 (Office)
920-746-2519 (Fax)
smcfarlane@co.door.wi.us |
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Community Service - Business Community |
| From Door County
Chamber of Commerce for support and assistance members
during hurricanes Katrina and Wilma 2005... |
December
9, 2005
Dear
Rich,
A word of thanks for your generous assistance with
member concerns during the crisis caused by
hurricanes Katrina and Wilma this season. Your
immediate response and extensive knowledge offered
the guidance our community needed to make effective
contributions to those in need – without getting in
the way.
Thank you for sharing your expertise with the Door
County community and I look forward to working with
you to develop a community-wide contingency plan to
ensure the safety and well being of our citizens in
the event our community should ever face an
emergency of our own.
Thank you for being there.
Sincerely,
Phil
Philip J. Berndt - MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
Door County Chamber of Commerce
1015 Green Bay Rd / PO Box 406
Sturgeon Bay WI 54235
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