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Claremont, Nh, Us

Based in the values of Integrity, Inquiry and Choice, I help leaders grow and navigate their roles and challenges to realize their potential.My focus is working with leaders and professionals in the public safety and higher education spaces. I coach leaders navigating challenges, trauma and transition,support development of emerging leaders and work with professionals of all levels around navigating and processing trauma.My experience and coaching are applicable to other business and personal fields beyond public safety.I teach courses that incorporate resonant leadership, emotional intelligence and mindfulness in a framework of intentional change.

Colchester, Vermont

I designed and instruct a four course certificate program in Emergency Management that integrated the Vermont curriculum requirements for certification as an Emergency Management Director. This program also included an independent study at the intersection of the students' major and emergency management and a practicum designing, conducting and evaluating a full-scale exercise using the principles of the Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Program. This program was the first certificate program offered by Saint Michael's College and was the only higher ed EM program in the state of Vermont at the time.I designed and taught "Issues In Contemporary Policing" This course explored a variety of factors that influence modern policing in the US. We engaged with issues of race and bias, economics, public health, technology and more to develop an understanding of interactions and effects of police and communities. I also taught undergraduate Business Management.

The Director of Public Safety is responsible for all aspects of public safety and emergency management for a private, residential college including developing policies and training for the workforce to ensure safety and compliance with legal standards and best practices. The Director serves as a trusted advisor to the President of the College and Cabinet members on security and institutional safety, compliance concerns and considerations.The Director is responsible for all phases of emergency management, preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation and developing, implementing and updating the Emergency Operations Plan, functional and threat specific annexes. They also conduct emergency and disaster training and exercises for department staff, responders and college officials.In this role I also developed feedback channels including leveraging technology to make department more responsive and accountable and ensure the department reflected the college’s mission, and effectively communicated with multiple stakeholders in writing, presentations and through the media and social media platforms. I helped develop metrics and use statistics, surveys and other data tools to assess impacts of programs and prioritized tasks and objectives, and work collaboratively with other departments and stakeholders to accomplish those objectives. I was also responsible for developing and proposing new programs using compelling narratives to develop buy-in for major change initiatives and using root cause analysis to troubleshoot, identify issues and develop responses.

Jeffersonville, Vt

Cygnus Security Consulting LLC strives to provide comprehensive, real-world security assessments and solutions for small and medium sized businesses in a direct and user-friendly format.Vermont businesses need a solid, experienced resource to meet the evolving needs of today’s ever-changing security challenges. I have served over two decades in emergency services including law enforcement, emergency medicine, fire service and the military. Coupled with a background in education and an understanding business and leadership in the modern workplace, Cygnus Security Consulting LLC provides unique insight and skills for developing comprehensive and actionable security solutions.

New Hampshire, United States

Reporting to the Director of the Department of Safety and Security and Emergency Operations, the Associate Director (Assoc. Dir.) collaborates with the Director in the leadership and management of the Department and works directly in managing all activities associated with the day-to-day and long-range operations of the Department. The Associate Director also serves as the Accreditation Manager tasked with advancing the Department accreditation efforts. The Assoc. Dir. serves the important function of maintaining leadership continuity and chain of command and, in the absence of the Director, will assume leadership of the Department. As such, the Associate Director will be an experienced leader and manager who will undertake a wide variety of accountabilities in executing the role.The Assoc. Dir. will play an important role in planning, managing the operations of the Department, and contributing to the development and organization of its administrative policies and procedures. The Assoc. Dir. has direct responsibility and accountability for the general patrol function of the Department, communications operations and crime prevention. The Assoc. Dir. will also conduct and analyze survey data regarding department activities in order to make recommendations and implement operational changes. As a key leader in emergency planning and response, the Assoc. Dir. will work closely with the Clery Compliance Coordinator and the Emergency Manager in operations-related issues of Clery compliance and assist in coordinating a college wide emergency response plan, to include emergency communications. This individual partners with Department investigators in special assignment and special investigations, and oversees and carries out internal affair investigations.

Vermont

The Vermont Emergency Management Association was created to connect anyone in the state of Vermont with ties to the Emergency Management field, to foster growth, expand resources and advocate for the field. I worked with a small group of people over the course of more than two years to incorporate the VTEMA in February of 2019.

The Northeast Colleges and Universities Security Association (NECUSA), established in 1953, is the oldest campus law enforcement organization in the United States. Originally intended to be a small group of campus security and police professionals coming together to share information on issues facing their campuses, the organization grew from eight loosely organized members to an organization over 400 members strong.Members represent a broad range of institutions: public and private; four year and two year; large universities and small colleges. Some have sworn police departments and some non-sworn security or safety departments. Although the association has no specified geographic area, member institutions are from Maine south to Maryland and west to Ohio. We have also been able to maintain members who move to positions outside of this region due to their strong ties to the organization.Director-At-Large: July 2016 - August 2018Secretary: August 2018 - June 2019Vice-President: June 2019 - June 2021President: June 2021 - Present

Winooski, Vt

Part-Time Patrol Officer Conduct all facets of law enforcement including patrol, traffic enforcement, traffic crash investigation and reconstruction, community policing, emergency response, domestic violence investigation and financial crimes.

Cambridge, Vermont

Coordinate emergency services and disaster response for the town. Develop and maintain Emergency Operations plans, staff the Emergency Operations Center during active emergencies, comply with state and federal reporting requirements. Conduct public outreach, develop and improve public notification and responder communications systems. Chair of VT LEPC #11 2014-2016.

Hyde Park, Vermont

Reserve Deputy - Conduct all facets of law enforcement including patrol, traffic enforcement, traffic crash investigation and reconstruction, community policing, emergency response, domestic violence investigation and financial crimes.

Cambridge, Vt

Essex, Vermont

Direct all aspects of patient care, scene management and ambulance operations under emergent and training conditions. Crew Captain, Driver Trainer and advanced life support provider.Full-time employee Jan 2001 - July 2002. Volunteer from July 2002 - June 2016.

Sergeant January 2009Corporal July 2008Detective January 2008 - July 2009Patrol Officer July 2002 - January 2008Conduct all facets of law enforcement including traffic patrol, traffic crash investigation and reconstruction, community policing, domestic violence investigation, financial crimes, death investigation and advanced tactical response / tactical emergency medical response. Served 5 consecutive terms as President of the Essex Police Employees Association.Supervisory duties also include field training new officers, shift supervisor, NIBRS approval, grant writing and two way communications network management.

Pittsford, Vermont

Instruct Report Writing for statewide Full-Time Officer Basic AcademyLecture, supplemental materials, grading and professional developmentCurriculum development and updatingLead instructor (06/08)

Burlington, Vermont Area

Conduct medicolegal death investigations in conjunction with law enforcement. Conduct scene and body examinations, photography and documentation. Conduct thorough investigations to ensure compliance with state law and public health standards. Complete timely documentation.

Patrol officer, Part-time and Per diem

Worked with a critical care RN to provide advanced life support inter-hospital transport to critical medical and trauma patients.

Promoted to E-5 within 3 years of enlistment. Stationed on the US Coast Guard Cutter Point Baker, Sabine Pass, TX and the National Motor LifeBoat School, Ilwaco, WA.

Ilwaco, Wa

Responsible for patient triage, Emergency Room admissions, health information management and other patient support tasks. Worked independently, mostly third shift, in a minimally staffed environment.

Ilwaco, Wa

Provided patient care in a minimally staffed Emergency Room during the summer months, June through September. Responsible for patient triage, medical histories, assessments, wound care, emergent medical care, procedure support and patient discharge. Work in conjunction with one doctor and one nurse in small emergency room in an area with a high visitor population.

Lyndonville, Vt

Direct all aspects of patient care, scene management and ambulance operations under emergent and training conditions. Crew Chief, Driver Trainer, Supply Officer and advanced life support provider since 1993

Masters, Business Administration

Bachelor, English

Minor, Psychology

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