Hawaii Chapter President’s Message
I am humbled and honored to serve as your Hawaii Chapter President this year and look forward to a successful year. Just like our journey to the National Academy, it started with excitement and ended with a sense of accomplishment. I am excited at this opportunity and look forward in accomplishing the responsibilities this position requires. I will continue the path that was set by our past Presidents in their quest on making the Hawaii Chapter one of the best.
Since graduating from the National Academy, I’ve had the distinct pleasure on getting to know most of our members. I hope to connect with each and every member of the chapter throughout the year.
Attending the FBI National Academy has been the most memorable highlight of my career. I’ve heard from many of you that this resonates with you as well. With that being said, I ask that you develop those under your command and encourage them to seek the opportunity to further their careers by attending the FBI National Academy.
For our past graduates who have retired, I hope you are enjoying your well-deserved retirement and hope that you remain active in the chapter.
The chapter belongs to all of the graduates (active and retired) and not to any of the fine departments that we serve. The chapter can only be as good as we want to make it. In order to do that, it is important that every graduate remain active in the chapter.
I look forward to interacting with all of you, both in my role as a graduate of the FBI National Academy and as a partner law enforcement leader.
Thank you for all of your support, but most of all, your trust and faith in me leading the chapter. I look forward to hearing from you and working on issues that can better our chapter. Should you have any suggestions or concerns, please reach out to any board member so that we can address it at our board meetings. Please be safe out there!
Mahalo!
Ricky C. Uedoi
I am humbled and honored to serve as your Hawaii Chapter President this year and look forward to a successful year. Just like our journey to the National Academy, it started with excitement and ended with a sense of accomplishment. I am excited at this opportunity and look forward in accomplishing the responsibilities this position requires. I will continue the path that was set by our past Presidents in their quest on making the Hawaii Chapter one of the best.
Since graduating from the National Academy, I’ve had the distinct pleasure on getting to know most of our members. I hope to connect with each and every member of the chapter throughout the year.
Attending the FBI National Academy has been the most memorable highlight of my career. I’ve heard from many of you that this resonates with you as well. With that being said, I ask that you develop those under your command and encourage them to seek the opportunity to further their careers by attending the FBI National Academy.
For our past graduates who have retired, I hope you are enjoying your well-deserved retirement and hope that you remain active in the chapter.
The chapter belongs to all of the graduates (active and retired) and not to any of the fine departments that we serve. The chapter can only be as good as we want to make it. In order to do that, it is important that every graduate remain active in the chapter.
I look forward to interacting with all of you, both in my role as a graduate of the FBI National Academy and as a partner law enforcement leader.
Thank you for all of your support, but most of all, your trust and faith in me leading the chapter. I look forward to hearing from you and working on issues that can better our chapter. Should you have any suggestions or concerns, please reach out to any board member so that we can address it at our board meetings. Please be safe out there!
Mahalo!
Ricky C. Uedoi
