Throughout her career, Iva Rody has continued to serve in both the government and private sectors. Mrs. Rody has a Bachelor of Science in Administration of Justice, a Master of Administration and has been successful at developing and implementing multiple law enforcement-based and community programs.
She is regularly called upon to provide training and professional development on current trends and best practices in Officer Wellness, Mental Health, Domestic Violence, Crisis Intervention, and Advocacy. She is a graduate of the Arizona POST Leadership Program; a committee member for the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigations ELEVATE Committee. She is a Board Member for the National Center for Prevention of Community Violence, Warrior’s Rest Foundation and Academy Hour.
Ms. Rody has extensive experience in program management and serves as a peer reviewer for the US Department of Justice. She has been recognized by the Arizona Attorney General for Outstanding Leadership and Innovative Practices, as well as the IACP Excellence in Victim Services Award. Currently, Ms. Rody is the Programs Manager for the 100 Club of Arizona where she leads solutions-based programming for Arizona’s first responder community. She emphasizes the importance of holistic wellness for public safety personnel and their families. In her role, Ms. Rody is charged with engaging innovative technology to promote access to critical resources that improve and support those she serves.