The Emergency Management Network Podcast

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In this episode of Theory-N2-Practice we talk about leadership through healthy lifestyle. Our daily activity and thinking can lift us up or tear us down. You will hear me say time and time again that leadership is a skill, a skill that gets better with intention, purpose, and practice. Your health and mindset are a result of your intention and purpose and are truly a difference between life and death.

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The concept of partnering with institutions of higher education to assist with this educational and training challenge was developed in 1994 by Kay Goss with the launch of the FEMA Higher Education Project.

Since 1994, the Higher Education Program, with the mission to engage emergency management academia, and practitioners, has helped foster growth in the academic community, including college and university-based programs in emergency management, homeland security, and related fields.

Together, they have fostered a culture of continuous learning and innovation through education and research to meet the nation's challenges.

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Todd DeVoe
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Kay Goss
Web-https://www.unlv.edu/people/kay-goss
LinkedIn-https://www.linkedin.com/in/kay-collett-goss-cem-2351535/
Twitter-https://twitter.com/KAYCGOSS

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Todd Mans, Founder of The Blue Cell, joins prepare.respond.recover. host Todd DeVoe to discuss why he started his training and exercise company. The two Todds explore game theory, why education and training is essential for emergency management professionals, and why it is important to take a "big tent" approach to preparing local emergency services to respond and recover to major disasters. Tune into this week’s episode now to learn more.

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We are coming up on the 159th anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg. The lessons that were learned in early July of 1863 are still pertinent today. The battle that was not supposed to happen, occurred in the heat and humidity of the small farming community in Pennsylvania. The decisions that were made, and not made on the fields, in the woods, and crossroads of Gettysburg changed the direction of the US Civil War and the history of the Union. Join Dr. Kelly Garrett (Retired US Army Colonel) as we discuss leadership lessons from Gettysburg.

Baker's Dozen book of the month: “Think Again”

As the world changes, we too must change with it. In this month’s book “Think Again” by Adam Grant, we explore the notion of rethinking what we know not only in a particular instance but as a continuous practice in everyday life. Everyone should strive to break the rigidity of our minds seeking mental agility, to remain relevant and become better practitioners, leaders, and humans.

Todd DeVoe
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In this episode of Theory-N2-Practice we talk about leadership through mindset. Our thinking can lift us up or tear us down. As importantly, it can lift others up or tear them down. You will hear me say time and time again that leadership is a skill, a skill that gets better with intention, purpose, and practice. This episode with challenge you to approach your thinking and mindset with intention and purpose.

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https://www.instagram.com/d_scott_overdeliver/
https://www.facebook.com/D.Scott.and.Associates/
https://twitter.com/Haven1981

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Hummingly is the creation of Elizabeth McNaughton and Jolie Wills, a duo who have worked in disasters around the world for more than two decades. The realization that helping one person, one community, one disaster at a time was no longer enough, lit the spark that became Hummingly. Elizabeth and Jolie set about creating easy-to-use products that people, communities, and workplaces the world over could access to do well in tough times.

These proven products are based on Elizabeth and Jolie’s knowledge gained in real disaster and crisis situations. They have gathered wisdom from over 100 crisis leaders, feedback from thousands of disaster survivors, scientific insights from their background in cognitive psychology, and a shared passion to prepare the world to do disruption, stress, and uncertainty well.

Use code 'EMcommunity' for 20% off the Cards for Calamity and the Doing Well deck at www.hummingly.co

Todd DeVoe
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jolie-wills-91423695/
Blog: https://medium.com/hummingly
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In this episode of Theory-N2-Practice we talk about leadership and understanding your self-worth and the appreciation of others. You will hear me say time and time again that leadership is a skill, a skill that gets better with intention, purpose, and practice. This episode with challenge you to promote your value of your leadership through providing value to others with appreciation.

Links:
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https://www.instagram.com/d_scott_overdeliver/
https://www.facebook.com/D.Scott.and.Associates/
https://twitter.com/Haven1981

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In this week's latest prepare.respond.recover podcast episode, learn how Capacity Building International uses the principles of emergency management to help rebuild communities ravished by war. Founder and Managing Director Kyle King and his team have been in Ukraine since 2014, and today King is looking to see how they can continue their critical work. Listen in today to learn more.

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When you are thinking about leading in a crisis, it starts in the planning process. We can point to countless examples of when planning has saved lives. Rick Rescorla comes to mind as an example of someone who lead by planning. Plans may become useless, however, the planning process is priceless.

Join us this week as we talk with Bill Cunningham, a thought leader in the area of business disaster planning. As we discuss examples of emergencies that Bill's team responded to and helped resolve.

Todd DeVoe
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Bill Cunnigham
Twitter handle https://twitter.com/wfcBERT
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/wfcunningham/
Website https://bertinc.org/
Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/BERTgroup

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