Awards Newsletter Q1 - Recognizing Q4 2019

Spotlight Awards
Brooke Edwards
exemplifies People Are Our Strength, Customers Matter,
Corporate Growth Powered by Innovation & Community
Connection is Vital!
HQ, Marketing Manager
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Brooke goes above and beyond to ensure deadlines are exceeded
and a quality product is delivered.
Her support to internal and external customers is always
customer centric and service oriented. Her attention to
detail makes her highly sought after by business units and
the leadership team. She works closely with HR to establish
quarterly employee engagement activities and oversaw four
new company communications.
Brooke is the heart and soul behind the creation of top notch
company marketing materials, reflecting our innovative
solutions. She developed marketing materials, directly
contributing to Edwards' professional image, supporting
significant corporate growth. In the past year she revamped our
marketing materials and the refreshment of our website home
page. In addition, we published 12 blogs and two case stories.
She is passionate about giving back to her community as she
spearheads company-wide community service initiatives from
start to finish. She actively seeks out ways for Edwards to
participate in events supporting our local community. In 2018
we won the BBJ/MD Chamber Philanthropy award and in 2019
the Governor's award for Philanthropy -- awards focused on
areas that Brooke leads for the company.
James Barrett
exemplifies People Are Our Strength, Customers Matter,
Corporate Growth Powered by Innovation & Community
Connection is Vital!
DOJ, Law Enforcement Specialist Trainer
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Jim has been with the DOJ/TAP program for two years and
has successfully trained Tribes to meet TAP’s mission areas,
including entry of orders of protection, entry of dispositions for
arrest bookings, and entry of sex offenders.
Jim is currently the POC for 12 Tribes located in Arizona and
New Mexico, including Navajo Nation, which is the largest
Federally Recognized Tribe and spans across three states,
consisting of over 33,000 members. He is currently responsible
for ensuring each of the seven districts at Navajo Nation
receive and install an additional TAP workstation that will assist
the Tribe’s Sex Offender Registration officers in entering 700+
offenders into the national registry.
Jim led a training charge, ensuring over 100 users were
entered into the national registry using a new technology -
TTSORS to NSOR interconnection, allowing Tribes to enter sex
offenders into one database (vs two). He received kudos from
our customers, Office of Tribal Justice (Marcia Good), SMART
(Yahya Fouz) and the Director of Navajo Nation Public Safety.
Jim is active in his local community. He volunteers at city events
that are hosted by the Phoenix City Council such as the annual
Star Spangled Blue Memorial Day event.