Webinar: From Policy to Practice: Strengthening Governance, Compliance & Risk in a Changing Environment

April 28, 2026 | 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Eastern

Public safety and government organizations are under increasing pressure to keep pace with evolving regulations, emerging technologies, and expanding risk exposure. Without clear visibility and structured processes, gaps in governance, compliance, and risk management can quickly grow—impacting operations, accountability, and overall resilience.

Join Mission Critical Partners for a one-hour webinar focused on practical, real-world strategies to strengthen your GRC program. This session will explore how organizations can better manage policy and regulatory changes, improve compliance monitoring, and take a more proactive approach to identifying and prioritizing risk. We’ll also discuss how emerging technologies like AI are shaping GRC programs and where they can drive meaningful efficiency.

Key Takeaways:

• Improve how you track and manage policy and regulatory changes
• Strengthen compliance monitoring and reporting processes
• Identify and prioritize risk more effectively across the organization
• Address policy gaps created by new technologies and operational changes
• Understand where AI can enhance GRC efficiency and oversight

Don’t miss this important conversation—register for the webinar using the form provided below.

Speaker: Steve Badgio, Vice President & Director of Co-Managed Information Technology

Steve is an experienced project manager with national and international project experience in IT Managed Services (MSP), cyber security assessments, software implementations, contract management, and business analysis. He is a highly accomplished professional with national and international project management experience, and adept at managing cybersecurity and information technology projects. Steve uses his combined knowledge of business and telecommunications to drive projects to completion while building relationships and contributing to project success. He is well-versed in software implementation, contract management, software conversions, customer relationship management (CRM) implementation, business analysis, billing operations, and wireless service billing/mediation.

Speaker: Jason Franks, Cybersecurity Analyst

Jason is an accomplished cybersecurity and IT expert renowned for delivering exceptional technical performance through deep knowledge and dynamic team leadership. He brings three decades of extensive experience in IT and cybersecurity, the majority of which have been spent guiding mission-critical agencies including the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) and various public safety and law enforcement agencies. Consistently exhibiting unparalleled prowess in crafting, implementing, and sustaining comprehensive cybersecurity infrastructures, Jason is a problem solver, adept at seamlessly mitigating security hazards and rectifying performance bottlenecks by utilizing razor-sharp analytical acumen and superior communication skills.

Speaker: Robert Kaelin, Vice President, Enterprise Client Leadership

Bob’s business and IT expertise stem from years of operational and managerial practice in government, education, and law enforcement. He has relevant experience in systems engineering, project management, process re-engineering, and IT management. A nationally recognized expert in public safety and integrated justice, Bob has helped criminal justice clients in more than a dozen states pioneer the creation and enhanced use of integrated justice information systems. In addition, he has been instrumental in developing a future vision for criminal justice IT using the latest technologies.

Speaker: Bonnie Maney, Operations Manager – Senior Advisor

Bonnie is an executive-level leader who understands and represents clients to ensure services are pertinent to their needs. She serves as Manager of MCP’s Operation services. Her prior experience includes serving clients as a project manager and communications consultant with extensive PSAP operations, leadership communications, project management, emergency management, information sharing, and technology experience throughout the U.S. at all levels of government. At MCP, Bonnie applies her expertise to facilitate assessments and strategic planning, manage program budgets, coordinate contracts, and prepare deliverables. Bonnie is skilled in organizing and facilitating diverse workgroups to define user needs and requirements, interoperability planning, and investment justifications. In addition, she has delivered technical services for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Emergency Communications Division (formerly Office of Emergency Communications) Interoperable Communications Technical Assistance Program (ICTAP).