Print Page | Contact Us | Sign In | Register
 Innovate, Don't Intubate
 
Thursday, October 7, 2021 
8:00 am - 9:30 am
 

Intubation is used by medical professionals as part of the ‘life support’ process to keep you alive (albeit at a nominal level), usually when you are seriously ill.Managers sometimes use intubation figuratively to protect their position and to ensure the code division continues to operate at “safe” but only nominal levels (as if it were seriously ill).This class will help managers (and those who wish to manage) see the value of innovation and empowerment in their programs.They will learn that while innovation can be scary and feel ‘dangerous’, when done properly, innovation can take the Code Enforcement program from mediocre to magnificent. Students will learn techniques to draw out creativity and innovation from staff and learn to create a safe place to make mistakes and grow in a learning environment. Students will learn ways to transform their policy’s and procedures from protective to proactive!
 Johnny Terfehr, CCEO, Community Safety Director
City of Eastvale =
Johnny has worked for nearly 20 in Code Enforcement starting at City of Palm Desert and now with the City of Eastvale as a manager.  He has personal and professional experience with stress and its detrimental effects. Johnny earned a degree in Public Administration in 2017 and is now working on a Master’s Degree.  Johnny served on the CACEO Board of Directors for over 10 years and was the 2018 President. He continues to support code enforcement through various training including webinars, online certification modules, and at the annual seminars.