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ABOUT

Meet Jeremy Serio

Culture is the worst behavior a leader is willing to tolerate.

I learned that on a 911 floor, where a bad shift does not wait for the next meeting to get fixed. I started on the console in 2007 and have led teams since 2013. I was promoted for being good at the job and then expected to lead people without anyone showing me how.

Now I teach the part nobody taught me.

I work with supervisors, managers, and the leaders above them on what decides whether a team holds or breaks: setting expectations that stick, holding people accountable without becoming the villain, having the conversation everyone is avoiding, and documenting performance so it stands up.

Frameworks built for the next shift

ACE Method (Act, Coach, Engage): for leaders who are done talking about culture and ready to change it.

AIRO (Action, Infraction, Request, Offer Support): accountability conversations that stay on the behavior.

PER Method (Presence, Engagement, Rapport): how leaders show up for their people.

Career

  • Police Dispatcher, Anne Arundel County Police Communications, beginning in 2007

  • Leadership roles since 2013

  • Founder, Tactical Dispatch Unit, Anne Arundel County Police Department

  • Co-chair, Technology Subcommittee, Maryland 911 Board

  • 19+ years of real 911 experience

911 is the proof

Few workplaces are less forgiving of weak leadership. The same problems show up in hospitals, operations centers, sales floors, and front offices: new supervisors leading former peers, expectations nobody enforces, one person’s behavior setting the tone for everyone. What holds up under that pressure holds up anywhere.

Jeremy’s speaking and training work is independent of his full-time public safety role.

What attendees say

“Great class, nice to hear from someone who has actually done the work.” Workshop attendee

“I appreciate the candidness and the humility the instructor used to show that this type of leadership isn’t an immediate fix and is never a complete process.” PER My Last Email workshop attendee

“You kept my attention the entire time.” ACE Method workshop attendee

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