Authors
Neil Canfield
Neil Canfield is a Project Manager for G&H International Services. He is currently working with DHS and FEMA on projects centering around Web 2.0 tools, as well as technology innovation and evaluation for the first responder community.
Bob Greenberg
Bob Greenberg is CEO and Founder of G&H International Services. He has been working with the federal government to develop and implement programs to support first responders for nearly two decades.
Charlee Hess
Charlee Hess is a Project Manager for G&H International Services. She is currently working with DHS on projects aimed at improving emergency preparedness, response and recovery.
Lisa Martilotta
Lisa Martilotta is a Program Director for G&H International Services. She is currently working with DHS on the Virtual USA initiative and related projects aimed at improving emergency preparedness, response and recovery.
Sara Moore
Sara Moore is a Program Director for G&H International Services. She is currently working with DHS on projects that focus on applying Web 2.0 and new media technologies that enable the response community and emergency management to better share information and collaborate within and across all levels of government. In 2007, Sara worked with Boston University to expand the Center for Digital Imaging Arts, bringing a new approach to digital media education to the DC area.
Steve Precker
Steve Precker is a project manager with G&H International Services. He currently works to support U.S. Department of Homeland Security programs focusing on first responder technologies and more efficient incident management, response, and information sharing.
Greg Simay
Greg Simay is active in addressing issues that affect municipalities. In addition to being a utility management leader for the City of Burbank, Greg has been an Inter-agency Communications and Interoperability System (ICIS) Board member since 2004 and Vice Chair of a six city joint program overseeing the deployment of an interoperable radio communications network.
Jim Smalley
Jim Smalley is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Alliance for Public Safety GIS Foundation. He worked for the National Fire Protection Association as the manager of wildland fire protection and the Firewise Communities program, a national wildfire risk assessment/hazard education program. Before coming to the NFPA in 1982, he worked at FEMA Headquarters in fire protection planning and served on a Nuclear Regulatory Commission team to review local emergency plans and exercises. His fire service background includes three fire departments in Arkansas (fire fighter, driver/engineer, training officer, and bomb squad officer) and volunteer fire chief in Fairfax County, Virginia. He is currently a fire/ emergency management consultant and adjunct faculty member for Western Oregon University.
Gary Wingrove
Gary Wingrove was the first paramedic to serve as president of a state rural health association, is a former state EMS director, is a member and former chair of the Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium Advisory Board, is chair of the EMS Issue Group at the National Rural Health Association and is president of the National EMS Management Association (http://www.nemsma.org/). Wingrove lives in rural Buffalo, Minnesota, with his wife Karen, and 10 year old twins, Joey and Allie.
