Meet Our Team
Executive Team
Scot Mattox, Esq
CEO of Dirigo Safety, LLCBrian MacMaster
Chief Law Enforcement ConsultantCharles Large
Fractional Chief Financial OfficerJoshua Saucier, Esq.
Fractional General Counsel / Assistant TSRPHillary Martin
Personnel Operations ManagerKaysie Dostie
Special Projects CoordinatorChristian Behr
Social Media ManagerLaw Enforcement Services
Cynthia Brann
Law Enforcement Services ManagerJames Willis
Maine Law Enforcement Accreditation Program Manager and Policy ReviewLynne Doucette
Law Enforcement Policy ConsultantRick Stillman, Chief of Police (Ret.)
New Hampshire Policy DevelopmentBruce Boucher
Law Enforcement Policy ReviewPatrick Hood
Law Enforcement Policy ReviewLaw Enforcement Training
Ashley Bedard
Law Enforcement Training ManagerDr. David “Lou” Ferland, Chief of Police (Ret.)
New Hampshire Policy DevelopmentBob Schwartz
Law Enforcement Training ConsultantMichael A. Cunniff, Esq.
Instructor / Law Enforcement Policy ReviewJo Freedman
Behavioral Health Services ConsultantMichael Chavez
InstructorKyle Tilsley
InstructorDan Hanson
InstructorSeth Allen
InstructorJohn Roma
InstructorCorey MacDonald, Esq.
New Hampshire InstructorNathan Drost
InstructorLori Bagley
InstructorDana Thompson
InstructorKate Braestrup
InstructorPaul Cavanaugh
InstructorSpencer Simoneau
InstructorTim Davis
InstructorAnne Griffith
InstructorAlan Gregory
InstructorAlfred Giusto
InstructorRaymond S. Williams (Retired)
InstructorDirigo Risk Management Solutions
The IADLEST Nationally Certified Instructor Program (INCI) was launched in 2018 by IADLEST to acknowledge and recognize the Nation’s top instructors. These exceptional individuals exhibit exemplary “best practices” in training delivery by receiving high recommendations from POST and Academy Directors, and maintaining their training proficiency by enrolling in continuing professional education instructor coursework. Interested officers, peace officers, sheriff deputies, correction officers, detention officers, telecommunicators, analysts, academic instructors, private trainers, and others keen on enhancing law enforcement training and personal instructional skill sets are welcome to join the program.
To maintain certification, every two years, each National Instructor is required to complete six (6) hours of instructor training/development continuing education. These training hours can be obtained by attending conferences such as IADLEST, ILEETA, and IALEFI, as well as other POST/State training related to instructional development.