Ronald Goldstock served for thirteen years as Director of the New York State Organized Crime Task Force where he designed and developed the Independent Private-Sector Inspector General (IPSIG) program. In addition to currently providing IPSIG services to a number of corporate clients, Mr. Goldstock is on the faculties of the Cornell, Columbia and New York University Law Schools. Mr. Goldstock is a graduate of Cornell University and Harvard Law School, has served as Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Labor, Director of the Cornell Institute on Organized Crime, and Chief of the Rackets Bureau in the New York County District Attorney's office. He is a Past Chair of the ABA Criminal Justice Section, Past Chair of the ABA Criminal Justice Standards Committee, and Chair of the Investigative Function of the Prosecutor Task Force. Mr. Goldstock is a Director of the New York Convention ("Javits") Center Operating Corporation and was a member of the Advisory Board of Project Rise of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. He has recently served three Northern Ireland Secretaries of State as advisor on matters relating to international organized crime.
Michael J. Madonna New Jersey Commissioner
Michael J. Madonna holds
a Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Safety in 1977 from William
Paterson College and an AAS Degree in Police Science from Bergen
Community College. Beginning his career as a patrolman with the
Oakland, New Jersey Police Department, Commissioner Madonna is a former
Oakland Police Detective and former New Jersey
State PBA President. Prior to being confirmed as the New Jersey
Waterfront Commissioner he served on the New Jersey Public Employment
Relations Commission. He is active in many professional and civic
organizations and is the recipient of numerous awards
