CEA - The Ultimate Certified Floodplain Manager Review Course

Have you seen the “CFM” initials after someone’s name and wondered what it is and how to get it? 🤔 Then this is for you!In this episode, I talk with Matt Fanghella about what the Certified Floodplain Manager certification is, what goes into the Certified Floodplain Manager exam, his own journey jumping through the hoops to prepare for it alone...plus a brand-new prep course he put together to help you become a Certified Floodplain Manager, too. 😉Tune in to Learn:What’s the Certified Floodplain Manager Certification?What professionals should be looking into becoming a Certified Floodplain ManagerWhat does the Certified Floodplain Manager Exam look like and what goes into it?Matt’s 5-month journey to becoming a Certified Floodplain ManagerWhat he faced in his journey that led him to create the first Floodplain Manager review courseWhy take The Ultimate Floodplain Manager Review Course?Key roles and responsibilities of a Certified Floodplain ManagerThe professional and financial impacts of having the Certified Floodplain Manager designationWhy Certified Floodplain Managers will be needed more than ever in the futureResources Mentioned:The Ultimate Floodplain Manager Review CourseFederal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)Virginia’s Community Flood Preparedness FundCEA Exam Prep Materials:Main WebsiteThe Ultimate Civil FE Review Course The Ultimate Civil PE Review CourseThe Ultimate Civil PE Depth Review CoursesThe Ultimate Floodplain Manager Review CourseCEA Practice ExamsJoin the CEA Family:Free CEA CommunityFree NewsletterYouTube [email protected] 🚨 DISCLAIMER 🚨CFM® is a registered certification mark of The Association of State Floodplain Managers, Inc. (ASFPM), which is not affiliated with or endorses CEA or its courses and products. This course is based solely on publicly available materials and general industry principles. We do not use or distribute any proprietary or exam content from ASFPM. References to CFM® are for descriptive purposes only.