Mitch Clark is a Deputy Director of Communications and Aide to the Fire Chief at Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department. He possess expertise in network security, social media, networking, web interface design, leadership and 24 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Need help solving business problems? Ask Mitch. Stuck on technology? Ask Mitch. Marketing and brand identity? Ask Mitch. Since I started working with him, Mitch continues to amaze me at his approach to getting the job done. He’ll help answer the secondary and tertiary question you probably didn’t consider. He understands the tech but more importantly understands – and explains – how the tech supports business. He won’t pass you off either. Get him involved and he’ll work it until its answered and solved. Don’t let his apparent age fool you; he has more real life experience than a lot of people twice his age. Started his own company while in elementary school, manages a ton of accounts in his day job, and a volunteer firefighter in his “free” time, Mitch is the real deal.", "I had the pleasure of teaching Mitchell when he was a secondary school student, and he stood out for all the right reasons - he had a curious mind, a global focus and the courage to walk to the beat of his own drum. Subsequently, it comes as little surprise that Mitchell is enjoying such a unique and inspiring trajectory. Inspiring young people like Mitchell really force those of us in education to question the system, in the best possible way. I sincerely question who was teaching who that year, and I can only hope we both taught each other!", and "Mitchell is a forward thinker, his vision is extraordinary so to say he thinks out of the box is an understatement. His skills and attitude is breath of fresh air for such a young person. His ability to work as part of a team was a pleasure to see, the strength and adaptability to any situation is a fantastic trait to possess. Mitchell is going to go far in his career but also in life, I wish him all the best for today, tomorrow and his future."