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On this episode of Nemo Nation, hosts Jimmy Mac and Dave Nemo sit down with Kathy Fulton, Executive Director of the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN).
When disasters hit—whether hurricanes, wildfires, or other crises—ALAN steps in to connect nonprofits, communities, and relief organizations with the logistics expertise and resources they need most. Kathy explains how truckers, warehouses, and supply chain professionals play a critical role in disaster response and recovery, often serving as the lifeline that keeps aid moving to those in need.
From FEMA partnerships to climate resilience, Kathy shares how ALAN leverages the trucking and logistics industry’s unique skills to make disaster relief faster, smarter, and more effective.
About our Guest:
Kathy Fulton has led ALAN since 2014, building cross-sector collaborations that strengthen community resilience. She is a founding member of FEMA’s Supply Chain Analysis Network (SCAN) and the Private Sector Emergency Management Association (PSEMA). She has advised the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine on supply chain resilience and testified before the U.S. Senate on the costs of climate change on logistics.
Learn more: ALANaid.org
By RadioNemoOn this episode of Nemo Nation, hosts Jimmy Mac and Dave Nemo sit down with Kathy Fulton, Executive Director of the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN).
When disasters hit—whether hurricanes, wildfires, or other crises—ALAN steps in to connect nonprofits, communities, and relief organizations with the logistics expertise and resources they need most. Kathy explains how truckers, warehouses, and supply chain professionals play a critical role in disaster response and recovery, often serving as the lifeline that keeps aid moving to those in need.
From FEMA partnerships to climate resilience, Kathy shares how ALAN leverages the trucking and logistics industry’s unique skills to make disaster relief faster, smarter, and more effective.
About our Guest:
Kathy Fulton has led ALAN since 2014, building cross-sector collaborations that strengthen community resilience. She is a founding member of FEMA’s Supply Chain Analysis Network (SCAN) and the Private Sector Emergency Management Association (PSEMA). She has advised the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine on supply chain resilience and testified before the U.S. Senate on the costs of climate change on logistics.
Learn more: ALANaid.org