Twana is a highly accomplished professional with proven success in conducting and leading high-profile and complex criminal and administrative investigations and mitigating crisis and risks in the public and private sectors. Twana is a retired First Lieutenant and former Commander of the Michigan Department of State Police (MSP) Professional Standards Section (Internal Affairs), Twana has over 25 years experience as a Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards (MCOLES) certified law enforcement officer. During her law enforcement tenure, Twana held the ranks and positions of trooper, detective trooper, detective sergeant, acting detective lieutenant, and retired at the rank of First Lieutenant and Commander of the MSP Professional Standards Section (PSS), commonly referred to as Internal Affairs. She was deputized with the United States Marshals Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) while serving as a task force officer on the South-Eastern Michigan Crimes Against Children (SEMCAC) and the Eastern District Public Corruption Task Forces. Twana served as a Temporary Staff Instructor at the MSP Training Academy in the areas of patrols and as an Ethics and Worksite Inspections Instructor. She has been a guest instructor at two universities in courses designed for investigations on policy violations and internal affairs. Twana’s private sector experience include being the former Director of Campus Security at Vista Maria, a facility that house at-risk female youth. Twana was employed with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan conducting administrative and internal investigations, and investigating fraud, waste, and abuse. She also contracted with the National Basketball Association (NBA)/Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) where she managed security and conducted security advances and investigations. Twana is an FBI National Academy Graduate (Session 269), where she obtained a Graduate Certificate of Achievement in Criminal Justice Education, from University of Virginia. She's a two-time recipient of the Michigan Department of State Police Meritorious Award for going above and beyond the call of duty, and a 6-time recipient of the Michigan Department of State Police Professional Excellence Award for outstanding investigative work. Twana received a certificate of recognition from the Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation for her investigative assistance during a kidnapping investigation, and Twana received an award and recognition from the National Association Professional Women of the Year (2016) for Outstanding Leadership and Commitment in Law Enforcement. As the Director of Risk/Crisis manager for Safe At All Star, Twana uses her expertise in investigations when an athlete, coach, owner or parent have concerns about safety and policy compliance.