Pete GAGLIARDI believed every crime gun has a story - if we just take the time to listen. When orders came down to destroy them, he saw more than steel being scrapped - he saw vital clues being silenced and justice slipping away. He couldn’t let that happen.
This short video tells the beginning of the origin story of NIBIN - and the leadership lesson behind it: that great ideas don’t change the world - passionate champions do.
Pete followed his conviction, and that fire helped sparked a national program - giving crime guns (and their evidence left behind) a voice, delivering “justice to victims, resolution to families, and peace to our communities.”
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RF FACTOR Podcast
Learn from these guests how they affected change and sustained it through the application of "relentless follow-up" concepts that work.Content contained here is aimed at helping aspiring leaders grow, while providing those practiced leaders with stories about how age old principles of leadership can be leveraged to overcome challenges.
Learn from these guests how they affected change and sustained it through the application of "relentless follow-up" concepts that work.Content contained here is aimed at helping aspiring leaders grow, while providing those practiced leaders with stories about how age old principles of leadership can be leveraged to overcome challenges.
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