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From NYPD Street Cop to Media CEO: The Sherrie Price Clark Story.
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Today on the show, I have with me former New York City Police Officer, bestselling and award-winning Author, Ghost Writer, Editor, Author Coach, and CEO of Storehouse Media Group, Sherrie Price Clark.
Sherrie started her career with the NYPD in the early 90s while the city was at war with itself. She spent nearly a decade on the street and hung up her Sam Browne Belt to form a nonprofit, helping domestic violence victims. She moved to Florida and worked with the Northeast Florida Human Trafficking Task Force.
Sherrie never turned her back on the publishing business, following her passion for helping authors and being of service. She is now the CEO of Storehouse Media Group.
This was a fun interview talking about the old-school NYPD and the business of being an author. Please enjoy this wide-ranging interview with Sherrie Price Clark.
In today’s episode, we discuss:
· Growing up in a small town and winding up being a cop in New York.
· Her mother teaching her that she needed to make her own luck.
· From working for Disney to the NYPD.
· Why the NYPD?
· What was New York like in 1991 when she joined the NYPD?
· Sherrie helping victims of domestic violence through her nonprofit.
· Foster programs being the breeding grounds for human trafficking.
· The Northeast Florida Human Trafficking Task Force. What is it, and what do we need to do to help combat human trafficking?
· Writing, how and when did she get involved in the publishing business?
· What are some of the best practices we as writers can do to sell our books?
· Storehouse Media Group.
All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.
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Most people call 911 on the worst day of their lives. For a street cop, that’s every shift. For twenty-five years, that was mine.
Police Stories: Street Cop to Sergeant is the unfiltered story of my years as a Milwaukee street cop. The dark calls. The dark humor. The partners who became family. And the price