LEO Technologies joins 2026 Big Blue Bash sponsorship

LEO Technologies has signed on as a sponsor of the 2026 Big Blue Bash, a black-tie gala on Nov. 17 at the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida, that benefits the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation. The event will raise funds for families of fallen and wounded officers and highlight the company’s push to support federal law enforcement with public safety technology.

Why it matters: - The sponsorship ties LEO Technologies to a high-visibility law enforcement charity event focused on families of fallen and wounded officers. - The company says the partnership aligns with its mission to help identify threats, prevent violence and support officer safety. - LEO Technologies says it now supports more than 250 agencies nationwide.

What happened: - LEO Technologies joined the 2026 Big Blue Bash Presented by Motorola Solutions as a sponsor. - The black-tie gala benefits the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation. - The event is set for Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, at the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida. - Sponsorship opportunities remain available, and a limited number of tickets are open to the public. - More information is available at the event website.

The details: - The Big Blue Bash brings together federal law enforcement leaders, veterans, families of wounded and fallen officers, and advocates. - The evening will include live musical performances, live and silent auctions, a three-course dinner in the Mar-a-Lago ballroom, and tributes honoring wounded and fallen officers and their families. - Confirmed guests include Kevin Sorbo, Dean Cain and Lou Ferrigno. - Additional special guests are expected to be announced. - Proceeds from the event will support the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation’s assistance programs for federal law enforcement officers and their families during tragedy and hardship. - LEO Technologies says its tools include advanced communications intelligence, video intelligence and an integrated intelligence layer that connects information across multiple sources. - The company says those capabilities help agencies recognize emerging threats, uncover criminal activity and identify potential dangers before they escalate. - LEO Technologies says its technology is designed to help make facilities and communities safer and keep more officers returning home safely to their families.

Between the lines: - The sponsorship gives LEO Technologies a public platform to reinforce its positioning as a public safety AI company serving law enforcement. - The event also connects the company to a constituency that includes both active officers and families affected by line-of-duty deaths and injuries. - Elliott Broidy, founder and CEO of LEO Technologies, said supporting the foundation is a natural extension of the company’s commitment to reduce risks for officers. - Jon Adler, national president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, said the support extends to the families of officers who were wounded or never came home.

What's next: - The Big Blue Bash will take place on Nov. 17, 2026, at Mar-a-Lago. - Organizers are still selling sponsorships and a limited number of tickets. - Additional special guests are expected to be announced before the event. - LEO Technologies directs readers to its website for more information. - The Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation also provides donation information at its website.