NUMERICA NAMES FORMER ARVADA POLICE CHIEF TO BE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Jan 24, 2018 | News

SOURCE: Numerica Corporation

FORT COLLINS, CO (1/24/18) — Don Wick, who retired in December 2017 as Chief of the Arvada (CO) Police Department, has been named Director of Operations at Numerica Corporation.

Numerica delivers state-of-the-art defense and law enforcement solutions to both government and industry customers. For its law enforcement customers, Numerica provides mission-critical insights to law enforcement, intelligence, and security professionals through the development of intuitive law enforcement database software, crime analysis software, and analytics.

As Director of Operations at Numerica, Wick will plan and oversee day-to-day security and operations for Numerica’s business lines, including Lumen, Numerica’s law enforcement search, analysis, and data sharing platform that allows users to search and analyze data from disparate data sources.

Wick will also work closely with the other members of Numerica’s Executive Team to set strategic goals, improve operational efficiency, evaluate business procedures, and implement new directives for the company’s continued growth.

“Numerica is extremely fortunate to have found someone with Don’s broad experience in working in government administration and law enforcement,” says Jeff Poore, President of Numerica. “His skills in public safety, operations management, and organizational leadership will play a key role as Numerica continues to grow.”

“Don is an example of a servant leader so sorely needed in today’s environment,” adds Richard “Rick” Myers, Executive Director at the Major Cities Chiefs Association. “His ability to collaborate sets a strong leadership example for everyone who interacts with him.”

Wick served as Police Chief in the City of Arvada for more than 10 years before retiring in December 2017. He started his career with the Arvada Police Department as an Officer in July 1985, advancing to Sergeant, Lieutenant, Commander, and Deputy Chief before being named Chief in July 2007. He also served as a Police Officer with the City of Laramie from 1981-1985.

In addition to his work in law enforcement, Wick has been active in a number of local charities and community organizations. He formerly served on the boards of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Ralston House, the Jefferson Foundation, and the Arvada Vitality Alliance Board.

Wick is a graduate of the Metropolitan State University of Denver, with a BA in criminal justice. He also has a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Colorado Denver and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business.

For more information about Numerica Corporation, visit https://www.numerica.us/

 

 

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