VINCENT TALUCCI Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer International Association of Chiefs of Police

Vincent Talucci currently serves as the Executive Director and the Chief Executive Officer of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP). As the Executive Director/CEO, Mr. Talucci is responsible for ensuring that the IACP builds upon over a century of success addressing issues at the forefront of the law enforcement profession, to include, advocacy, training, education and outreach. Leading a staff of over 100 professionals, Mr. Talucci provides strategic advice and counsel to the IACP leadership and membership on the critical issues they confront each day.

Prior to his present appointment, Mr. Talucci was Deputy Executive Director, Director of IACP’s Programs and Research Activities Directorate, and oversaw a broad range of core association services: police operations and management evaluations; promotional testing; executive search and placement; and oversight of federally-sponsored efforts including the National Law Enforcement Model Policy Center, Discover Policing, and IACP Center for Social Media.

From 2010 to 2012, Mr. Talucci served as Principal Advisor for Law Enforcement, State and Local Government Practice, with SAS, a worldwide software industry leader in predictive analytics and information integration services. From 2002 to 2010, Mr. Talucci served with the IACP, progressing to Director of the Division of State and Provincial Police (S&P), facilitating the efforts of the S&P Executive Committee, forging strategic directions to address critical issues facing state and provincial law enforcement, and leading efforts in information sharing, homeland security, traffic safety, and innovative technology. Before joining IACP, Mr. Talucci worked with the National Institute of Justice, USDOJ, where his responsibilities included the substantive and programmatic management of criminal justice initiatives.

Mr. Talucci completed his undergraduate work at Rutgers University and holds a Master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Washington.