Rikki Klieman Husband William Bratton
Rikki Klieman husband William Bratton is a law enforcement officer and businessman. Rikki got married to William in 1999.
William is based in Boston and graduated from Boston Technical High School. He has been working in law enforcement for 46 years and has served as a police officer for seven years.
He has worked as a police officer in major cities like Los Angeles as Chief of the LA police department. In New York, he has served as Police Commissioner and a police officer in Boston.
He is also famous for his policing style "Broken Window" which helps to lower crime and decrease the chance of serious crime.
The lawyer also published his memoir "Turnaround: How America's Top Cop Reversed the Crime Epidemic" in 1998. He was also listed as Notable Book of the Year in The New York Times.
Bratton is the author of "The Profession: A Memoir of Community," "Race," and "the Arc of Policing in America." Bratton also founded an international reputation for re-engineering police departments and fighting crime in 1990.
In 2010 he served in corporate risk consulting as the chairman of Altegrity. Later the company filed for bankruptcy, and he stepped down as a Senior Adviser.
In Homeland Security Advisory Council he has sworn as a new member in 2010. He has also served on a Board of Directors at Mission Ready Solutions Inc. William has served as an Executive Chairman in the company Teneo for seven years.
Teneo is the Global CEO Advisory Firm with 1500 employees and has 40 offices worldwide, per his Linkedin. He advises the client about risk identification, prevention, and response.