Speaking Opportunities

Women Leaders in Law Enforcement Training Symposium - September 3rd-5th, 2025

This year’s theme, Lead with Purpose, highlights the importance of intentional, purpose-driven leadership at every level of the policing profession. We’re seeking passionate presenters to share innovative insights, practical strategies, and cutting-edge research with our diverse audience of law enforcement professionals.

Your expertise can help shape an unforgettable conference experience. Submit a proposal to lead an educational session and contribute to a transformative event that fosters leadership, connection, and growth. 

Proposal Guidelines

• Align with the conference theme: Sessions should reflect the theme, Lead with Purpose.

• Duration: Sessions should be 60 minutes in length.

• Educational focus: Presentations must provide educational value and refrain from the following: selling products or software, promoting or branding companies. All presentations will undergo review before being presented to attendees.

Submit a WLLE Speaking Proposal

Technology Conference - October 1st-3rd, 2025

The California Police Chiefs Association (CPCA) is proud to announce its first-ever Technology Conference, a groundbreaking event dedicated to exploring how innovation and technology are shaping the future of public safety.

This year’s conference will place a spotlight on Artificial Intelligence (AI)—its promise, its challenges, and how agencies are using it to enhance effectiveness, safety, and service to the community.

We invite public safety agencies to submit proposals for education sessions that explore real-world implementations, operational lessons, and ethical considerations around technology in policing. While AI will be a featured theme, we welcome proposals on all topics relevant to advancing the policing profession.

This event provides law enforcement professionals with a unique opportunity to examine advanced technologies designed to boost efficiency and improve outcomes in their organizations. Speakers must be from policing agencies currently utilizing these technologies, enabling participants to acquire valuable insights into the criteria and processes for selecting, implementing, and integrating these innovations. Attendees will benefit from the firsthand experiences of those who have successfully navigated these challenges, including securing funding and identifying obstacles. This comprehensive event aims to equip attendees with the knowledge and best practices needed to utilize technology effectively.

Proposal Guidelines

• Align with conference theme: Sessions should be focused on a specific technology or technology topic.
• Duration: Sessions should be 60 minutes in length.
• Educational focus: Presentations should focus on providing educational value rather than advertising a specific technology brand or company. All presentations will undergo review before being presented to attendees.

Submit a Technology Conference Speaking Proposal

Annual Training Symposium

Call for Presenters for 2026 is coming soon!

This year’s Annual Training Symposium (ATS) invites attendees to take a deep dive into the importance of leadership in the policing field and promises to leave you inspired to continue carrying on the legacy of this noble profession. ATS provides professional development and networking opportunities for California’s police chiefs, their seconds in command, and management staff. The symposium offers up to 13 hours of POST CPT from the nine workshops available during the program. Attendees get caught up on the latest innovations in training, officer wellness, and legislative and legal issues. The event also includes an expo hall where attendees can explore the latest in public safety technology and other products and services.