The Emergency Management Network
EMN Media, Daniel Scott, Todd Thayer DeVoe, Marc C. Baker, CEM, Brian Colburn, Thomas Johnson, MPH, AEM, Lori R. Hodges, PhDThis newsletter features strategies and advice from today’s frontrunners and experts in emergency management. Its purpose is to empower and enrich current and future leaders.
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You Talkin’ to Me?
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The writers behind this newsletter.
EMN Media is an independent media company focusing on public policy and leadership
Leadership Professional and Coach. Driven by a purpose and a genuine desire to make a difference, Daniel Scott continues to push boundaries, challenge the status quo, and empower individuals and organizations to thrive in the digital age.
Todd Thayer DeVoe is an educator, writer, and podcaster. He currently hosts The EMN Newsletter Podcast, The Leader's Cafe, and Co-Hosts Disaster Politic. Todd is the Editor in Chief of The Emergency Management Network newsletter.
Servant Leader with a comprehensive background in Public Safety, Emergency Management, International and Homeland Security. Ability to handle high stress, high consequence, and time constrained situations while exercising sound risk management.
Coach to podcasters & newsletter creators fighting Overwhelm, Analysis Paralysis, Shiny Object Syndrome & Perfectionism | Clear plans. Real workflows. Measurable growth.
Father | Neighbor | Emergency Manager
Lori Hodges is an emergency manager and writer. She has worked in the ES and emergency management fields for over 30 years. Lori’s education includes a PhD and two master’s degrees. She has published articles in her field and has published two books
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