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    Coach to podcasters & newsletter creators vs. Overwhelm, Analysis Paralysis, Shiny Object Syndrome & Perfectionism. Clear plans. Measurable growth.

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    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

    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.

  • Marc C. Baker, CEM

    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.

  • Thomas Johnson, MPH, AEM

    Father | Neighbor | Emergency Manager

  • Lori R. Hodges, PhD

    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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