Sole proprietor LLC specializing in business continuity, safety, security, emergency management, and crisis leadership. Essential services include: (1) Providing expert advice and tailored solutions to help organizations navigate risks, enhance resilience, and ensure operational stability in the face of disruptions. (2) Conducting risk assessments and business impact analyses to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities. (3) Designing and facilitating continuity training programs and simulations to prepare clients for various scenarios. (4) Creating and refining emergency response plans and procedures for diverse emergencies. Our commitment is to provide strategic advice on crisis management and leadership before, during, and after high-pressure situations. We do this by offering expert analysis and recommendations that are always based on industry best practices and regulatory requirements.

Various positions of increasing responsibility focused on regulatory enforcement and environmental stewardship. Public safety and maritime security of the US and its borders and keeping the government resilient. Conducted risk assessments to identify potential threats to operations on land and on the sea and their impact on customers. Coordinated multiple incident responses from natural and man-made disasters to prevent crisis response from impacting the rest of business operations and meeting recovery objectives. Conducted regular business impact analysis (BIA) to ensure the continuity of government operations and specialized services during disruptions. Led multi-agency coordination efforts, enhancing the overall response and recovery operations. Developed and implemented incident response plans, enhancing readiness for crises and collaborated with external agencies to design and implement joint training exercises, improving agency coordination.Chief, Preparedness Division (Executive Director)Commanding Officer (Senior Director)Chief, Response Department (Director)Chief, Incident Management (Director)Military Aide to the Vice President (Senior Advisor)Safety and Environmental Health Officer (Manager)Marine Inspector (Technician)Command Duty Officer (Analyst)Contingency Planner (Analyst)Damage Control Assistant (Technician)

The Robert and Marion Oster National Security Affairs Fellows (NSAF) program offers representatives of the United States Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, and Department of State the opportunity to conduct independent research on topics relevant to their respective branches of government and to the practice of diplomacy. Admission to the program is based on direct nominations from each governmental branch. Officially, the NSAF program is designed to provide a high-ranking member of his or her military service or government agency with extensive experience in U.S. foreign policy implementation, an opportunity to spend an academic year at Hoover to conduct independent research. Unofficially, the NSAF program is much more: it is an opportunity for them to lead, learn, stretch, and recharge. NSAFs play an essential role at Hoover and across the Stanford community, inspiring the next generation to public service and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students – most of whom have never interacted with members of the U.S. military or State Department before.NSAFs find their Hoover year a valuable opportunity to learn from leading thinkers across disciplines and fields, both at Hoover and across the University, by auditing classes, attending seminars, and participating in workshops, roundtables, and other special events with members of Congress, foreign leaders, senior U.S. executive branch officials, and academic experts. Stretching beyond operational responsibilities within their home institutions, NSAFs have found their Hoover year a unique opportunity to develop lasting professional networks and personal relationships with Silicon Valley industry leaders, former government officials on campus, and Hoover fellows.

Directly supported the Vice President of the United States as Emergency Actions Officer. Assisted with executing national command decisions, activating continuity of government programs and directing emergency relocation assets, ensuring the Vice President could fulfill role as primary successor to the President. Responsible for the Vice President's emergency satchel ("football"). Liaison between the Vice President and White House staff, National Security Council, Pentagon and Department of Homeland Security. Responsible for developing and executing threat response operations plans with the White House Military Office, U.S. Secret Service and Department of Defense. Coordinated and directed all military (transportation, communication, medical) assets that supported all foreign and domestic Vice Presidential travel.