The CopDoc Podcast - Season 7 - Episode 141
Ever wondered how a business student becomes a leader in federal law enforcement? Join us as we uncover the career journey of Mike Krol, the special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in Boston. From a family rich in law enforcement and military service history to navigating the rigorous transition from the private sector to federal law enforcement, Mike shares his compelling story. Listen to how his mother’s suggestion to pursue criminal justice at Northeastern University changed his life path, despite initial doubts, and discover the personal challenges he overcame, including imposter syndrome during his training at Quantico.
In a world where agencies merge and leadership styles evolve, witness the transformation through the eyes of Mike Kroll, from HSI's New England Field Office. Gain insights into the complexities of aligning diverse missions under the HSI umbrella and the significant growth the agency has seen since its rebranding in 2010. The conversation goes beyond managing a team, delving into how these leaders navigate inter-agency conflicts and maintain productivity, all while championing innovation and effective management. Their stories are a testament to the balance needed between management and leadership.
Explore the expansive investigative mandate of HSI and how it stands as the second largest federal investigative agency after the FBI. With jurisdiction over 400 federal criminal statutes, HSI tackles a variety of issues, from global trade to cybercrime. Discover how the agency adapts to emerging threats and the importance of national coordination and public-private partnerships. Mike Crow and Mike Kroll share their leadership philosophies, emphasizing the importance of compassion, empowerment, and accountability in high-pressure environments. This episode is a deep dive into the personal and professional decisions that shape a successful career in federal law enforcement.
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