Jon Stewart Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Falls Church, Virginia, United States

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► Leading Others Program. I was selected to participate in Dewberry’s inaugural Leading Others Program (taught by the Ken Blanchard Companies). This in-depth program focuses on management, leadership, and coaching training to build meaningful connections with coworkers that increase engagement, improve team and individual performance, and increase employee.

► After several years of serving at a strategic level, I stepped down as the Director’s Senior Advisor to return to my planning, training, and exercise roots. As the Chief of HSEMA’s Preparedness Bureau, I managed a team of 14 emergency management specialists, plus contractors, and oversaw an annual budget of over $3.5M. My team’s goal was to focus.

Shortly into the District’s COVID-19 response, I was asked to join the District’s Human Services Branch, primarily to lead the District’s non-congregant emergency shelter program. This program was primarily designed to provide a location for those experiencing homelessness to recover from COVID-19 and reduce the spread of the virus among those experiencing.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I serve as a team member on the NCR's Type III Incident Management Team supporting the response to planned events as well as real-world incidents.

Shortly after joining the agency, the Director asked me to serve as his Senior Advisor. My primary duty was to provide advice and subject matter expertise to the Director, Deputy Director, and members of the Executive Office of the Mayor on matters related to emergency management and homeland security. This included serving as a member of the agency's.

My primary duty was to support District Homeland Security Executive Committee (HSEC) members to further achieve District and National Capital Region (NCR) visions, goals, and objectives by reviewing regional decisions, policies, and procedures for applicability and impacts to District initiatives. In order to achieve this, I served as a liaison between the.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Our mission was to provide tailored solutions that solved clients’ emergency management challenges, thereby creating more prepared and resilient communities.►Training and Exercises. In support of the District of Columbia, I developed a scenario-driven training course to orientate new Consequence Management Team members (agency directors) to their emergency.

►Planning. In support of the District, I developed the District Preparedness System (DPS)--a comprehensive systems approach to homeland security and emergency management that is based upon the National Preparedness System. Within the DPS, I served as the lead author/developer for the capstone preparedness document which set the doctrine and describes the.

►Training and Exercises. I served as Dewberry’s Exercise Group Lead where I was responsible for business development and program management of all exercises conducted by Dewberry. In order to ensure HSEEP compliance, I lead our efforts to implement the revised HSEEP requirements and PPD-8 requirements into Dewberry’s exercise program. I was responsible.

While at SAIC, I progressed from a researcher synthesizing complex data for senior DoD personnel to the program manager of a $1M national program. I supported numerous programs in the areas of homeland security, emergency management, and critical infrastructure protection.