2011 Conference
(Tentative Schedule)

Speakers:

• Robert Clement - Bob Clements has been an energizing speaker before audiences of all sizes, both as a lawyer and as an E-Myth advocate. His message for business owners is compelling, passionate, humorous, and paradigm-busting. It is a weave of the E-Myth point of view and years of law practice and practical, hands-on, business experience. To the business owner, his message is a mirror that compels us to look at the sometimes-painful truth about small business, and the keys to the world of all possibilities where the true vision of the business owner is realized.

Bob received his Juris Doctorate in 1973 from Creighton University School of Law and has been a practicing attorney for a more than thirty years. He has worked primarily in the areas of business law, commercial transactions, banking, and business workouts and reorganizations, and is a trained and certified Senior E-Myth Consultant. In a more holistic approach to the practice of law, Bob has guided many business owners through difficult organizational, planning and financial issues, and has trained and served as a facilitator and mediator in numerous cases. He has been president of his local chamber of commerce, a community improvement association for downtown businesses, and a venture capital group. In addition, for more than ten years, he served as a board member and counsel for a multi-bank holding company.

Over nine years ago, Bob discovered the E-Myth, in which bestselling author Michael Gerber described every business owner Bob had ever worked with. After training with Michael and his team at E-Myth Worldwide in Santa Rosa, California, there began an odyssey of transformation for himself and the many business owners with whom he and E-Myth Benchmark have since worked.

Bob is currently a co-owner of and Strategic Marketing Director for E-Myth Benchmark, based in Des Moines, and remains Of Counsel in the law firm of Clements, Pothoven, Stravers & Yates.

• Michael Burke - Mike is the Director of the Iowa Central Homeland Security Training Center at Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge. He is responsible for the implementation of a Homeland Security Training Center in Iowa. He developed curriculum in the area of Terrorism Awareness, Incident Command and Bombing Awareness. He is a former deputy sheriff and loss prevention agent with Sears in Fort Dodge.

• Michael O'Kelly/Cell Tower Forensics - Michael has been analyzing/comparing cell tower with cell device records since the mid 1990's. He is experienced in the "acquisition" of the electronic data from cell devices. Michael employs a field exercise to determine the "cell splitting zone" configuration of the area cell towers. This process will validate the cell tower signal propagation in relationship to the crime scene.

• Norbert Zaenglein - Norbert Zaenglein spent most of his adult life living, working, and studying in the San Francisco Bay Area. He also held security-involved positions in the military and for several San-Francisco Bay Area corporations. He worked his way through college earning degrees in criminology, psychology, and management, all while working in diverse jobs including a campus police officer at City College of San-Francisco.

As personal computers began to appear in the workplace, Zaenglein was among the first to recognize the implications of computers and law enforcement. This led to writing his first book, Disk Detective, which is still used as an introductory training manual on the fundamentals of disk storage and, more importantly, the recovery of deleted data.

He went on to author a second book, Secret Software, which served an introduction to various software technologies such as encryption, steganography as well as emerging illegal hardware and software surveillance threats.

His latest book, The Covert Bug Book, is an introduction to technical surveillance counter measures (TSCM) for private investigators, law enforcement and security professionals. The Covert Bug Book documents the growing illegal surveillance threats posed by civilians that have access to law-enforcement and intelligence-grade surveillance technologies. 

Additionally Zaenglein has studied, tested, and documented cost-effective effective counter surveillance equipment and methodologies that can be used to detect, identify and neutralize the vast majority of illegal surveillance threats.

His lively and informative PowerPoint-based seminar includes counter surveillance demonstrations and a display of inert taps and bugs that are marketed to civilians by foreign manufacturers of military and law-enforcement surveillance technologies. Zaenglein also provides valuable insights into new illegal surveillance methodologies from cellular telephones, Bluetooth, and GPS devices.

Whether you are a private investigator, law enforcement officer, security professional, or thinking about adding TSCM to your repertoire of skills and services you will not want to miss this seminar.

Stan Oglesby - Stan and Debora Oglesby are the owners of Midwest Accident Reconstruction Services, L.C.  Mr. Oglesby has presented subject matter to various groups on numerous topics related to the field of accident reconstruction nationwide.  He has investigated, or reconstructed, approximately 4,000 crashes and has examined thousands of vehicles.  He has also testified approximately 185 times in federal or state court and in deposition.
Mr. Oglesby earned a degree in criminal justice administration from Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg, Missouri.  In 1978, he started training as a trooper with the Missouri State Highway Patrol.  He was employed by the Missouri State Highway Patrol for 13 years, in which he served as a road officer.  Mr. Oglesby completed accident reconstruction training in 1990 and later attended the Commercial Motor Vehicle School.  He was one of the few troopers, at that time, to be certified by the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Alliance to inspect commercial motor vehicles and drivers in accordance with the federal regulations.  Mr. Oglesby also attended the Arkansas State University Commercial Vehicle Accident and Reconstruction School presented by the National Transportation and Safety Board.
In September of 1994, he received his ACTAR accreditation #62.  In 1985, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provided a grant to develop national guidelines for the standardization of training in the field of traffic accident reconstruction.  A task force of accident reconstructionists, engineers, police officers, educators and attorneys met and developed a report entitled Minimum Training Criteria for Police Traffic Accident Reconstructionists.  In that report, the task force addressed certification of individuals in the field and recommended that “a certification board be formed” to accredit accident investigators and reconstructionists.  Five years later, 12 professional accident reconstruction associations with worldwide representation met to explore the possibility of forming an internationally recognized accreditation program open to both police and civilian accident reconstructionists.  ACTAR was the result of that coalition.  One of the many goals of ACTAR is to assist the legal and scientific community in weighing the suitabilities of individuals offering their services as accident reconstructionists.  Mr. Oglesby served on the governing board of directors of this international organization as chairman and had partial responsibility for creating and supervising the tests given to applicants.
Midwest Accident Reconstruction Services began providing services to the legal and insurance industries in 1991 and was honored with the award of “Missouri’s Best Reconstruction Firm for 2007” in the Missouri Lawyers Weekly, Vol. 21, No. 40.  The home office is located in Concordia, Missouri, just two blocks south of Interstate 70.  If you would like further information about our company, please visit our website
at www.accidentinvestigation.com.
Nancy Newhoff - Nancy is an Investigative Reporter with the Waterloo Courier and she will be discussing How they develop a story, and in particular discuss the story about Jesse Marzen the Floyd County Attorney who lost his license to practice law recently.

IRB -

The Dana Company - Property and Liability Insurance Company.

Vendors:

• IRB
• Tracers
• PI Now
• COSCO
• Eldorado Insurance
• Safe n Secure

More Conference information to follow as it is received.

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