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This week, we are coming to you on Prepare, Respond, Recover for Episode #5, Doing Disaster Training Where It Needs To Be Done, from Maui, Hawaii!  Join us every Thursday and be sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe!

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Have you heard about our new Podcast, Prepare, Respond, Recover? If not, you should watch this week’s episode #4 with Todd Manns and his guest Jon Brown, Principal Engineer and President of Stockwell Engineers, as they discuss Project Management vs Incident Management. Join us every Thursday and be sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe!

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On Episode #3 of Prepare, Respond, Recover, Todd Manns chats with guest Arthur Simental, owner of Simental Industries.  Todd and Art discuss exercise, its aspects, scenarios, and different systems, as well as how to encompass different ways to develop and facilitate exercises.  Be sure and join us on this episode A World of Make Believe and every Thursday as we continue to bring you new guests and exciting topics. If you enjoyed this podcast, remember to like, comment, share, and subscribe!  

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On Episode #2 of Prepare, Respond, Recover, Todd Manns discusses transitioning management objectives between incidents, events, and other occurrences.  This short lesson illustrates the challenges faced by both New Orleans and Philadelphia in real-time from the actual locations. Join us every Thursday and be sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe!

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It's finally here the first episode of Prepare, Respond, Recover! Join Todd DeVoe and Todd Manns as they discuss important issues and what has already been happening in 2025. Be sure and join us every Thursday where we will delve into all aspects of the crisis and consequence management business. The show will have basic commentary on key and contemporary subjects, guests and in the field/on location segments from around the country.

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Our nation’s postsecondary institutions are entrusted to provide a safe and healthy learning environment for students, faculty, and staff who live, work, and study on campus. Faced with emergencies ranging from active shooter situations to fires, tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, and pandemic influenza, this is no easy task. Join us as we explore the role of emergency management at New York University with NYU’s Ann-Marie McLaughlin, Director of Emergency Management.

Web - https://www.nyu.edu/
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/anne-marie-mclaughlin-cem-cbcp-cbci-mep-cpp-68a1976/

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Whether or not emergency management is considered a profession has been discussed and debated for several years. There are all sorts of implications including recognition as professionals, education versus training, classroom instruction versus on-the-job experience, and respect for the work emergency managers do both when responding to a disaster and when doing other things to preserve life, property, and the environment. In addition to performing the duties of an emergency manager, there are political and policy-making issues requiring the emergency manager’s attention. Dr. Carol Cwiak, Associate Professor of Emergency Management at North Dakota State University has been leading the transformation of emergency management from a job to a profession. Dr. Cwiak has lectured around the world on the importance of the code of ethics and core competencies for emergency management.

Links:
https://www.ndsu.edu/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-cwiak-20652410/

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Cyberattacks are an ever-growing threat to critical infrastructures such as power, gas, water stations, and transportation control systems. Cybersecurity breaches can potentially have devastating physical and economic effects.

Failing to plan for cyber threats as part of emergency management procedures is detrimental to national security and has become the focus of emergency management over the last 15 years.

Prachee Kale, Founding Executive Fellow At CyberTheory Institute, co-founded Think.Design.Cyber to pioneer critical systems and design thinking in the cybersecurity discipline. Prachee is also the co-author of the award-winning research article “Cybersecurity: The End Game” published in Taylor and Francis’s EDPACs Journal.

Cyber Theory - https://cybertheory.io/

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Public-Private Partnerships is an agreement between a public agency and a private sector entity. Through this agreement, the skills and assets of each sector are shared in delivering a service or facility for the use of the general public. As governments seek to upgrade infrastructure and address the challenges of climate change, among other objectives, the need for private-sector involvement has grown. When considering pricing risk in a comprehensive and transparent way, governments can tap into the true expertise of private players. Brian Barnier, Head of Decision Science and Analytics is focused on growing companies, investments, and countries, bringing practical insight to investors, boards, and management to help them bridge from strategy to execution. He accelerates improvement in business results through a "risk lens" that incorporates both growth and turnaround lessons learned across industries, professional disciplines, and countries.

Decision Science Analytics - https://decisionscienceanalytics.com/

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One of the growing sectors in emergency management is in healthcare. Hospital emergency management is a unique position in the healthcare system. They manage the integration of planning and response efforts within the physical campus and must interact with outside emergency response, emergency management, and public health agencies. Kelly McKinney, the Assistant Vice President of Emergency Management and Enterprise Resilience for NYU Langone Health, discusses how emergency management teams within the healthcare industry are working to overcome the issues they currently face in this ever-changing world.

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