Daniel Holland is a law enforcement professional and co-founder of Crisis Prevention and Response (CPR), a consulting and training organization dedicated to helping businesses and community organizations improve safety through crisis prevention, de-escalation training, and practical risk management strategies. Born and raised in Central Florida, Daniel developed an early interest in public safety and went on to earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science and Criminology from Florida State University, graduating Magna Cum Laude.

Before becoming a sworn law enforcement officer, Daniel worked as a contract background investigator conducting investigations for individuals seeking security clearances and other sensitive federal positions. Over more than a decade in public safety, he has worked in assignments involving patrol, court security, community policing, crisis response, and public communication. His work has consistently focused on crime prevention, public education, and helping individuals and organizations improve their safety and situational awareness.

Daniel is a certified Crime Prevention Practitioner and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Practitioner, as well as a certified instructor with advanced training in crisis intervention, investigations, leadership, and crime prevention strategies. He has presented at professional conferences on emerging crime trends and the evolving security challenges posed by commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), commonly known as drones.

Through CPR, Daniel works with businesses, healthcare providers, schools, churches, and community organizations to identify safety vulnerabilities, improve situational awareness, and implement practical strategies that prevent problems and improve preparedness. His approach emphasizes prevention, clear communication, and realistic solutions that organizations can implement in the real world.

Outside of work, Daniel enjoys traveling with his wife, playing the snare drum in bagpipe bands, woodworking, studying Greek, and exploring new bourbons.