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Come see Dave and some people who really know what they are talking about. The 2009 Fairfax County Officers Seminar.

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September and October always seem to be very busy times for STATter911.com. There must be so many events that people are so desperate to get a speaker or emcee they will even use me. Such is the case on October 1 and 2 in Tysons Corner, Virginia when the Fairfax County Professional Fire and Rescue Officers Association holds its 7th Professional Development Seminar.

My best pitch on why you should show up is that there may not be an 8th Professional Development Seminar after they booked me as their keynote speaker. It could very easily just end right there.

The second reason you should show up is that there are actual fire service professionals like John Salka, Bobby Halton and Billy Goldfeder. There is also author and speaker Kimberly Alyn on the topic “Real Leadership is Not for Wimps”.

Then there’s Dave. We shall see what kind of leadership Battalion Chief Chuck Ryan shows when he has to explain how he gave me a microphone to say whatever I want.

The event is also a very convenient stopping point in the region for those heading to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Memorial Weekend in Emmitsburg. That’s where I am hiding out after the speech.

Click here to register and find out more details.

Some other appearances by Dave

This coming Saturday Dave is heading to Fauquier County, Virginia to speak at the 85th anniversary banquet of the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company.

On September 22 I will be in Howard County, Maryland for the Mid-Atlantic Life Safety Conference. The topic there is “Using Social Media and Marketing Tools to Reach Your Communityā€¯. I am apparently the comic relief as part of a group that includes Bill Delaney, Pete Piringer and Mark Brady. Come join Pete and Mark as they take their shots at STATter911.com. Click here for details.

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