Retired Captain, Los Angeles Police Department Andrew J. Neiman

Andrew J. Neiman is a nationally recognized expert in Crisis leadership, Emergency management, and executive-level training for Public Safety professionals. A retired Police Captain with the Los Angeles Police Department, Neiman brings over 36 years of operational experience and instructional excellence to first responder organizations across the country.

Neiman held key command roles with the LAPD including: Emergency Operations, Media Relations, Planning and Research, Labor Relations, Parol Operations, Community Relations, Traffic Operations and Criminal Investigations, where he developed and led initiatives in leadership development, media communication, and field operations. He directed incident command for some of California’s most significant public safety events, including: Occupy LA, “Carmageddon” 405 freeway closure, Christopher Dorner Manhunt, O.J. Simpson, and the Grim Sleeper serial murder investigation, to name a few.

As a California POST Master Instructor, Neiman designed and delivered high-impact training programs in: Media Relations, Incident Command System (ICS), Crisis Communication, DISC Leadership Styles, Presentation Skills, Dispute Resolution Techniques, and Risk Management.

Andrew Neiman currently serves as a mediator and executive trainer, working with emergency management agencies and first responder organizations across the nation. Known for his authentic teaching style, operational acumen, and relatable storytelling, Neiman is a sought-after conference speaker, mentor, and leadership advisor. His mission remains rooted in building resilient teams and empowering those who serve.