The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) is a non-profit organization that serves as a professional association for law enforcement leaders from around the world. Founded in 1893, the IACP has a membership of over 31,000 police executives and law enforcement officials from more than 165 countries. The IACP’s mission is to advance the law enforcement profession through advocacy, training, and partnerships. It provides resources and support to its members, including educational programs, research, and networking opportunities. The organization also works to promote public safety by providing guidance and resources on emerging law enforcement issues and best practices. The IACP is led by a Board of Officers and a Board of Directors, both of which are elected by the membership. Additionally, the organization has several committees and sections that focus on specific areas of law enforcement, such as technology, community policing, and officer safety and wellness. The IACP hosts an annual conference that attracts thousands of law enforcement professionals from around the world. The conference features workshops, seminars, and keynote speakers on a variety of law enforcement topics. The organization also publishes a monthly magazine and a variety of resources, including model policies and guidelines for law enforcement agencies.