Allison Frost is a Utah native with a life-long interest in behavior, contextual interactions, prevention and problem solving. She earned a B.S. in Sociology with a Criminology certificate and is currently completing a Master of Public Administration with an emphasis in Behavioral Intervention and Crisis Management in Public Education. After working in the state court system, she transitioned to higher education environment. Allison has been doing behavioral intervention at a major university for nearly a decade and continues to find passion in the work, research and prevention efforts.

Dana Miller is an Associate with the National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College, as well as an Analyst for the Sex Offender Apprehension & Felony Enforcement Team at Wisconsin Department of Corrections. Dana is a former Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Commander for the state of Wisconsin. In her tenure with ICAC at the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Dana managed the program operations for the ICAC Task Force, including analyzing Wisconsin CyberTips and collaborating with law enforcement regarding investigations, outreach, and training events. Dana has worked extensively on online child exploitation prevention in the state of Wisconsin. She is creator of multiple Wisconsin online safety programs and initiatives, an author of online safety information for parents, and she teaches online safety, responding to sextortion, and analyst classes throughout the nation. Dana holds a master's degree in criminal justice.

Dave Perlman is a Judicial Education Specialist for the Wisconsin Office of State Courts where he coordinates and presents at training conferences for the judiciary, drafts synopses of court decisions for circuit judges, and hosts a video series for judges called “Legal Shorts.” Prior to joining the State Courts, Dave was an Assistant Attorney General with the Wisconsin Department of Justice for 28 years coordinating training programs for both police and prosecutors. His areas of expertise include constitutional law, search and seizure issues relevant to cyber evidence, use of force, open records and management liability. Dave also hosted and starred in “Roll Call Law,” a videotape training series for law enforcement officers produced by the Department of Justice. He was an honor graduate of Northwestern University and received his JD from the Indiana University Law School.

Sergeant Ignacio Enriquez is an eleven-year veteran of the Appleton Police Department and has four-years of experience as a Juvenile Corrections Officer in the State of California. Sgt. Enriquez has served as a patrol officer, school resource officer, and is currently the Behavioral Health Officer for the Appleton Police Department. As a behavioral health officer, Sgt. Enriquez is responsible for conducting crisis interventions, safety planning, and connecting citizens to mental health services. Sgt. Enriquez further serves as the department’s main resource of mental health and substance abuse information, training, and officer wellness. He is also a founding member of the Officer Wellness Committee and is a Peer Support Officer for the department. Sgt. Enriquez earned a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and is a Licensed Professional Counselor-In-Training.

Jeff Lenzner is a graduate of Fox Valley Technical College, with an associate degree in Criminal Justice. He is employed as a Special Agent (SA) with the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI), and works out of the Madison Regional Field Office. SA Lenzner is a previous member of the Wisconsin Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force and is currently assigned to the Cyber and Financial Crimes Unit. SA Lenzner conducted undercover investigations on the BitTorrent, eMule, E-Phex and Freenet Peer-to-Peer networks. SA Lenzner also specializes in undercover chatting and online video game network investigations. SA Lenzner is also an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) operator for DCI. SA Lenzner has been a law enforcement officer since 2007.

Jeff is a nationally recognized expert in school safety and has spoken at various events such as the Wisconsin School Resource Officers Conference, the Department of Justice Conference presenting on “Missing and Abducted Children” in Texas and recently met with the United States Secretary of Education, Betsy Devos, to discuss K-12 responses to active shooter events. Jeff currently serves on the Advisory Board National Behavioral Intervention Team Association (NABITA) and is part of their Threat Institute faculty. Jeff has been in law enforcement for 27 years and has an extensive background in the complex field of public safety in the school environment.

Officer Jermaine Galloway, known as the “Tall Cop”, is a nationally and internationally recognized presenter, national award winner and resource for those involved with prevention, education, treatment and enforcement. Officer Galloway began his law enforcement career in Idaho in 1997 and has more than 18 years experience in alcohol and drug education, enforcement and prevention. As a full time trainer, Officer Galloway currently dedicates thousands of hours to community scans, research and substance abuse identification in large and rural communities across the country. Officer Galloway provides nationwide training to coalition members, law enforcement, educators, counselors, probation, treatment, health professionals, judges, university officials, and community members. Over the last three years, Officer Galloway has trained more than 150,000 people and over 450,000 total class attendees nationally and internationally.