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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2019 · 30 MIN

Veterans Transition to Emergency Management

from EM Weekly Podcast · host The Readiness Lab

This week we talk to Dr. Rynele Mardis about how veterans can transition out of the military and into roles in the field of emergency management. In a piece in the Journal of Emergency Management, it stated that veterans make great emergency managers because of their commitment to teamwork, leadership, and understanding of command structure. Guest BioDr. Rynele Mardis is a practitioner–scholar with "grit," with years of leadership experience and an outstanding record of accomplishments, his passion is found in leading people and organizations to excellence!Rynele has 20+ yr career where he has been nominated and selected above his peers for promotion and competitively selected on numerous occasions for highly selective assignments to include conducting academic research on global security matters, and later selected as an Army-level Interagency Fellow in the IC both highly selective assignments.Rynele’s career spanned the full spectrum of military global crisis and emergency response planning and operational execution; exercise design and development; and the management of critical resources with aim to reduce negative environmental impacts. Links LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rynele-mardis/ Email: [email protected] HST https://www.titanhst.com/Emergency Managers Leadership Conference www.emlc.us

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