About the NEMA Annual Forum
The NEMA Annual Forum, hosted by the National Emergency Management Association, will take place in Baltimore, Maryland. This event focuses on critical topics such as recovery, workforce, and technology in emergency management.
Participants can anticipate lively discussions on survivors’ perspectives, wartime planning, and AI, and are urged to engage actively for the forum’s success. The forum also features social events, including a President’s Reception at the National Aquarium.
Who should attend
Professionals who would benefit from attending the forum include:
- Emergency Management Officials: Leaders and staff from all levels of emergency management will find the forum crucial for recovery and workforce discussions.
- Public Safety Officers: First responders can learn new technologies and crisis management strategies.
- Disaster Recovery Specialists: Those focused on recovery efforts can benefit from sessions on survivors’ perspectives and planning for catastrophic events.
- Technology Innovators and IT Professionals: Tech experts can explore AI and new technologies for emergency management.
- Healthcare and Public Health Professionals: Healthcare providers and public health officials can learn integrated response strategies for disaster recovery.
- Government Policy Makers and Legislators: Policy makers in emergency management and public safety will find the forum’s discussions vital for informed decisions.
- Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Non-Profits: Humanitarian aid and disaster relief organizations can connect with industry leaders to collaborate on solutions.
Attendees can engage in dialogue, learn from experts, and network to enhance their emergency management skills.
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Current job openings
National Practice Lead – Mitigation
As the National Practice Lead for Mitigation, you will ensure the high-quality, timely, and profitable delivery of the US Mitigation project portfolio. This role involves influencing and implementing a market strategy by leveraging Tidal Basin’s national teams and capabilities. You’ll oversee a complex and financially significant portfolio of projects, while also focusing on growing the Mitigation planning, design, grants management, and consulting practice. Collaborating with Business Unit Leaders and Regional Vice Presidents is crucial to enhance resource sharing and capabilities, while fostering a culture of trust and leadership through strategic hiring and cross-training of staff.
Expanding relationships with existing clients and participating in innovation workstreams are key to differentiating Tidal Basin in the market. You’ll support the production of winning proposals and lead client presentations, refining delivery strategies to enhance predictability, quality, and efficiency. Managing client issues and building relationships with senior leaders across various governmental and commercial entities, in collaboration with Regional Vice Presidents and Business Unit PMs, is a vital aspect of the role.
Your focus will also be on attracting new mitigation clients and expanding the opportunity pipeline with RVPs and BULs. This position requires travel, estimated at 50% of the time, to support projects, clients, and team needs, with potential for extended deployments. Thought leadership is essential, both internally and externally, as you serve as a Mitigation Subject Matter Expert across the organization.
Apply now for the opportunity to join our team of professionals today.
Site Safety and Health Officer (Federal Temp Power)
As a Site Safety and Health Officer, you will leverage your broad knowledge and experience in safety and occupational health principles to recognize hazardous or potentially hazardous conditions effectively, particularly within federal work settings. You will be adept at developing measures to eliminate or control these conditions and clearly communicating the appropriate solutions to ensure problem resolution.
Your role will frequently require practical knowledge of methods, techniques, and procedures used by industrial hygienists and environmental and fire prevention engineers. Familiarity with the EM385-1-1 methodology, as well as EPP and SPCC, is essential. As part of the ICS command staff, you will provide crucial guidance to the Incident Commander on health, safety, and environmental policies, procedures, and relevant agency regulations.
Additionally, proficiency with technology tools and the ability to work effectively in various environments are key components of this temporary position.
Apply now for the opportunity to join our team of professionals today.
For those interested in opportunities at Tidal Basin Group, reach out to [email protected] for posted and unlisted positions. Our recruitment team is dedicated to matching talent with the right roles efficiently and professionally.
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