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Greg Friese, MS, NRP

Greg Friese, MS, NRP, is a contributing editor and a public safety training and technology thought leader. His work translates incident analysis and research-to-practice insights into how-to guidance that supports law enforcement officer readiness, operational performance and workforce resilience. He writes frequently about practical technology adoption in public safety operations, including generative AI, with an emphasis on operational application and training impact. Friese co-founded First Responder Wellness Week and co-hosts the Wellness Brief video series in the Lexipol Wellness app. Connect with Friese on LinkedIn or by email, greg@gregfriese.com.

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