New Agreement Puts Resources Back Into Agencies — and Into the Classroom
ALLENTOWN, N.J. — L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence) today announced a new strategic partnership with Leadline, Inc., a modern talent acquisition and recruiting platform built to serve government agencies and public-sector organizations. Under the agreement, law enforcement agencies that adopt Leadline’s recruitment platform through a referral from L.E.A.D. will receive a $500 credit to be applied toward their L.E.A.D. program — supporting training, curriculum materials, celebrations, community outreach, and more.
The partnership reflects a shared belief that strong law enforcement agencies — ones with the people, tools, and community trust to do their jobs effectively — are essential to public safety. Leadline helps agencies modernize recruiting by attracting, engaging, and managing qualified candidates throughout the talent acquisition process, while L.E.A.D. provides those same agencies with the evidence-based drug and violence prevention curriculum they need to fulfill their community outreach mission.
“Leadline’s mission has always been to serve the public sector — to make it easier for government agencies to find and hire the people who protect and support our communities,” said Anthony Socci, CEO, Leadline. “Our partnership with L.E.A.D. gives us the opportunity to extend that commitment even further by helping agencies invest not just in their workforce, but in the prevention programs that make their communities safer.”
For L.E.A.D., the partnership adds practical value for member agencies at a time of significant momentum. L.E.A.D. recently launched its partnership with Botvin LifeSkills® Training — the nation’s leading evidence-based drug and violence prevention curriculum — and is expanding its Community Prevention Officer initiative to bring law enforcement-led prevention programming beyond the classroom. Pairing that mission with a tool that helps agencies build and sustain strong teams makes the case for prevention education easier to carry forward.
“Law enforcement agencies across the country are doing extraordinary work — on the street and in the classroom — often with limited resources,” said Nick DeMauro, Executive Director and CEO of L.E.A.D. “This partnership with Leadline helps us support the agencies that support us. When an agency invests in better hiring through Leadline, that $500 credit goes right back into their L.E.A.D. program — into the training, the materials, and the community connections that make prevention education work.”
Law enforcement agencies interested in learning more about Leadline’s platform can visit getleadline.com or contact L.E.A.D. directly to learn how the partnership credit can support their prevention program.
About Leadline, Inc.
Leadline, Inc. is a modern talent acquisition and recruiting platform designed to help organizations attract, engage, and hire qualified candidates more effectively. With an intuitive applicant tracking system, candidate relationship management tools, automated communications, and powerful analytics, Leadline helps employers manage the full recruiting process, from candidate outreach and engagement to application tracking and hiring decisions. Headquartered in Naples, Florida, Leadline serves a growing network of public-sector and private-sector organizations nationwide, including law enforcement agencies, school districts, and municipal governments. For more information, visit getleadline.com.
About L.E.A.D. — Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence
L.E.A.D. — Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence — is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in Allentown, N.J., dedicated to equipping law enforcement agencies with the resources, training, and curriculum to deliver effective drug and violence prevention education in schools and communities. L.E.A.D. partners with agencies in all 50 states, supporting more than 6,500 trained instructors who reach more than one million students in 2,500 school systems annually through the Botvin LifeSkills® Training curriculum. L.E.A.D. is funded through donations and grants. For more information, visit LEADrugs.org or call 609.259.2500.
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