This week we are discussing leadership and how we can shape the field of emergency management. Jocko Willink in his book Extreme Ownership lays out the path on how to be a good leader. Now it is time to take those principles and implement them in Emergency Management.

Irene Conforti interviews Melissa Hancock, who shares the history of electromagnetic pulse hazards as a threat to our energy grid from the age of civil defense to present. Melissa Hancock is part of the The Foundation for Resilient Societies. The foundations is a non-profit organization engaged in scientific research and education with the goal of protecting technologically-advanced societies from infrequently occurring natural and man-made disasters.

Lupe &: Welcome to another episode of Sjogren’s Strong. Brian:    This is Brian. Lupe:     And this is Lupe. Brian:    So…

US Army Infantry 11 Bravo, Fire Direction Specialist 13 Papa, 8 Years Active, Iraq, 2 Deployments. Now giving back at every opprotuity.

This week we talk to Dr. Robert Schneider about sustainability and emergency management. As we are in the Recovery, and Mitigation phases we need to consider the impacts of building codes, zoning and land use. Sustainability is part of what we as emergency managers do.

Irene Conforti Interviews Jacob Green, Author of See Change Clearly: Leveraging Adversity to Sharpen Your Vision and Build Resilient Teams

We are sharing 5 mobile app’s that may just help us track our Symptoms, medications, and much more. Join us and send us feedback on what you liked about them.

This week we talk about the Air Force PJ leadership style. Leading a dynamic organization such as an office of emergency management can be challenging.

Ask For It, What is it, ready for it, push for it, what changes are you making, being reasonable and practical.

I prefer feeling better because of the foods I’m eating and not because of the med.s I’m taking.