Steven King

Mr. King is the Grants and Capture Management Specialist for Appriss, Inc. In that position he provides technical assistance in locating grants that can be used for the purchasing our products. Appriss is a Software as a Service company providing information sharing products in a hosted environment and (SaaS) is the nation's leader in automated notification of crime victim solutions. SaaS provides services at a reduced cost compared to purchasing expensive hardware, software, and technical assistance. A

Mr. King served as the administrator for federal criminal justice grants that included, but was not limited to: Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant, National Criminal History Improvement Program Grant, and COPS Methamphetamine Initiative Grant. Mr. King oversaw the development and implementation of a new Grant Management Process. Mr. King was instrumental in bringing grant management training conducted by the Bureau of Justice Assistance to grant sub-recipients. This training targeted the improvemen

Mr. King was an adjunct faculty member with the Adult Degrees and Professional Studies Program at Oakland City (IN) University. In that capacity he served as both a classroom instructor and academic coordinator. Subjects were taught in both the Associates and Bachelor degree programs at Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Edinburgh, Shelbyville and Bedford. Courses taught included: - Portfolio and Career Development - Principles of Management - Systems Management - Law and Ethics in Business - Group and Orga

As the Southwest Regional Manager for the Governor's Commission for a Drug-Free Indiana Mr. King worked directly with Local Coordinating Councils at the county level to identify and address substance abuse problems using identified local, state and federal resources. This included assisting the LCCs in the development, implementation and reporting on annual Comprehensive Community Plans. During the 2003 and 2004 Infiana General Assembly, Mr. King tracked legislative issues and provided a weekly newslette

During his 25 year career with the Indiana State Police, Mr. King worked in a variety of positions that included: Commander of the Criminal Intelligence Section (Criminal Investigations Division), Commander of the Field Operations Section (Enforcement Division), Recuiter (Personnel Division), Research Officer (Research, Development and Planning Division), District Duty Officer (Putnamville District), Drug Diversion Investigator (Investigations Divisions), Crime Scene Technician (Laboratory Division) and Roa

Mr. King served as a adjunct faculty member with Concordia University- Wisconsin, Indianapolis Center in the School of Adult Education. In that capacity he taught Management of Law Enforcement Agencies and Psychology of the Criminal Offender in the Bachelor of Science in Management of Criminal Justice Program.

Mr. King is a former adjunct instructor with the School of Police Staff and Command at the Center for Public Safety at Northwestern University. For this specialized course for law enforcement administators Mr. King taught classes on Organizational Behavior, Selection and Promotion Process, and Performance Evaluation.

Specialized course of study in law enforcement administration.