“The National Domestic Preparedness Consortium or NDPC…”
So the 2016 South Carolina Business Disaster Recovery Symposium went well yesterday.

Many thanks for the invite to present to all participants.
Super to see Emergency Management rockstar Allison Hardin again.

I truly enjoy working with people who are so dedicated to safety for their community.
No worries, I’ll post more about the symposium next week. But until then, enjoy your weekend.

Inhale…Exhale….Rinse…Repeat…
Reporting live from Myrtle Beach…
It’s a packed house for today’s South Carolina’s Business Disaster Recovery Symposium. I’m excited!

Hello South Carolina!!!!!
And it’s amazing to see other Emergency Management pros here too.

Hiya Allison!
Hope to see you for my presentation at 1100. #excited #socialmedia

Love to see public and private partnerships working together in disaster preparedness.
Brought my A-game to the big kids’ table today.

Trust me, not your typical SM presentation
What. Just. Happened.
Was it good? Did they like it?

Alohas from Texas!
Presentation was well received and hopefully (in the coming months) will be the catalyst for more.
Supporting good peeps is the magic behind a successful organization.
Reporting live from Texas…
Big day presenting to senior leadership and operations.

DHS – FEMA – NDPC
Reporting live from Region-6!
Headed out for a quick meeting at Concord Fire (Lake County) on PIO stuff.

Crews from Concord Fire and University Hospitals MedEvac
And yes, I can say that I knew FC Sabo when he was just a blue shirt.
Just checked my vehicle preparedness kit and I found this…
Double check your vehicle preparedness kits.#WinterStorm #Snowzilla2016
Thanks to NASA and the Houston Space Center on the quick tour today.

Houston, Texas
Shuttle stuff is cool!

Not quite the “all glass cockpit” that we are used to seeing in 2016.

Nurturing science and technology will help explore new frontiers. #NASA #Independence #ourjourney
It really is the perfect backdrop for everyone.

Great examples of how science and technology will help explore new frontiers.
Also, so glad to see Challenger crew is still honored in many parts of the campus, staff, and on the tours. On behalf of everyone from Hawaii, this means so much to all of us.

The NASA family lost seven of its own on the morning of Jan. 28, 1986, when a booster engine failed, causing the Shuttle Challenger to break apart just 73 seconds after launch.

What the deuce?

Truly honored.

“We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” – JFK September 12, 1962