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You are here: Home / FEATURED POSTS / HCSO Captains Jamie Fields and Hank Ritter Graduate Prestigious 10 Project Executive Leadership Course 

HCSO Captains Jamie Fields and Hank Ritter Graduate Prestigious 10 Project Executive Leadership Course 

July 31, 2025 By Contributed Article Leave a Comment

Earlier this week, Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Uniformed Services Captain Jamie Fields and Investigative Services Captain Hank Ritter graduated from the prestigious executive leadership training program, the 10 Project.  

The 10 Project is a management-based program created by The Brock Center and is designed for individuals in executive leadership positions. It is taught by experienced business leaders and educators throughout our community working or specializing in a multitude of disciplines from the public, private, and non-profit sectors. This rigorous and fast paced program consists of (10) mentors and (10) mentees and is comprised of (10) leadership-based modules taught over a (10) month period. 

“As a former graduate of the 10 Project, I can personally attest to the importance of this leadership course and how the principles it teaches mentees can systematically foster and sustain an environment of higher learning and professional development within an organization,” said Sheriff Austin Garrett.” A strong leader knows they do not operate in a silo and true leadership begins when you put your team and your organization’s priorities first and lead by example.”   

With the completion of this program, Captain Fields and Captain Ritter will become a Brock Fellow and join a distinct group of graduates and business leaders who are making an important impact in our county and the organizations they serve by leading others based on a foundation of values-based principles.  

“As your Sheriff, I believe it is vital for our agency to invest in professional development for our team. The principles taught in this course align closely with my vision for cultivating strong, effective leaders within the HCSO and county. I commend Captain Fields and Captain Ritter for successfully completing the 10 Project. The values and experience they’ve gained and the relationships they’ve built with fellow mentees and mentors will strengthen their leadership within both the agency and our county. I look forward to seeing more members of our team benefit from this impactful leadership program as your Sheriff’s Office continues to lead the way,” Sheriff Garrett said.

Captains Fields and Ritter have become the fourth and fifth individuals from the HCSO to graduate from the 10 Project, following Sheriff Austin Garrett, Chief Deputy Spencer Daniels, and Chief of Staff Ron Bernard.

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