Rich Le Cates
About Rich Le Cates
Rich Le Cates is a Product Manager and Lead at CentralSquare Technologies, with over 15 years of experience in corporate IT and public safety. He previously served as Director of Product Management for Public Safety Analytics and co-founded the Intelligence and Analytics Unit at the Clayton County Police Department.
Work at CentralSquare Technologies
Rich Le Cates currently serves as a Product Manager, Lead at CentralSquare Technologies, a position he has held since 2021. He previously worked at the same company as the Director of Product Management for Public Safety Analytics from 2017 to 2020. In his current role, he focuses on developing products that enhance public safety operations. His experience in product management is supported by a strong background in public safety analytics.
Education and Expertise
Rich Le Cates studied at Clayton State University and Georgia State University. His educational background supports his extensive expertise in public safety and corporate IT, which spans over 15 years. This combination of education and experience enables him to effectively manage product development and analytics in the public safety sector.
Background
Rich Le Cates has a significant background in public safety management. He co-founded the Intelligence and Analytics Unit at the Clayton County Police Department, where he also managed agency CAD and GIS operations. His work included authoring in-house programs and solutions for incident forecasting and operational analytics, showcasing his commitment to improving public safety through technology.
Achievements
During his tenure at the Clayton County Police Department, Rich Le Cates made notable contributions by developing in-house programs for incident forecasting and operational analytics. His leadership in establishing the Intelligence and Analytics Unit reflects his proactive approach to enhancing public safety operations. His role as Director of Product Management at CentralSquare Technologies further emphasizes his impact on the field.