Chief Rondo - Arradondo, Chief Medaria "Rondo"; Amie, Jennifer
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Upon the fifth anniversary of the murder of George Floyd comes a landmark book on leadership, justice, and race by the first Black police chief in the history of the Minneapolis Police Department, the man who led through and beyond the crime, the historic protest movement, and the nationwide reckoning on race and policing

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Upon the fifth anniversary of the murder of George Floyd comes a landmark book on leadership, justice, and race by the first Black police chief in the history of the Minneapolis Police Department, the man who led through and beyond the crime, the historic protest movement, and the nationwide reckoning on race and policing
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Chief Medaria “Rondo” Arradondo was appointed as Minneapolis’ first Black Chief of Police in 2017. He has gained national recognition for his role in leading Black and Blue through the George Floyd crisis, securing justice and implementing reforms while enhancing transparency. National awareness of Rondo’s role in bringing justice for George Floyd led to his appearances on 60 Minutes, Real Time with Bill Maher, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, NBC and NPR. Rondo retired in 2022 after 32 years of service and now serves as President and CEO of Optimus Sui Consulting, LLC. He remains active as a Minneapolis Public Housing Commissioner and Executive Board Member of Fentanyl Free Communities. Through his consulting firm, Rondo advises a range of clients, including major corporations and organizations, on leadership and social justice. His upcoming film documentary, RONDO, will expand on his leadership through the George Floyd crisis and his time as police chief.  Jennifer Amie is a versatile writer with experience in magazine journalism, film, and video scripts. She holds a master's degree in Journalism with a concentration in creative nonfiction from the University of Minnesota. Her background includes roles such as a Director of Communications for the Oregon Health and Science University Foundation and Senior Communications Officer for the Portland Art Museum. She has written for Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine, U.S. Art Magazine, the University of Minnesota, Mayo Clinic, and Nike. Jennifer is also the Executive Producer and Writer of the upcoming documentary film RONDO.