California

Chico

95969

COO/Executive Director

After the Fire/ Rebuild Paradise Foundation

Nationwide

High Value of Public/Private/Nonprofit Partnerships in Disaster Recovery - How jurisdictions and agencies can leverage the speed and efficiency of the private and nonprofit sectors to quickly deliver relief and innovation in recovery. How philanthropy can play a pivotal role in addressing needs outside of a traditional agencies disaster response.

Recovering From Wildfire - Lost family home in 2018 Camp Fire, California's most destructive wildfire. Experienced in the phases of recovery and rebuilding a home and simultaneously starting a non-profit to support the community as it rebuilds.

Utilizing Technology in Disaster Recovery - Developed several tools to aggregate resources and lower costs in rebuilding following a disaster: 1. Residential Floor Plan Library of Master Plans accessible to disaster affected households. 2. Utilizing drones to lower costs and make topographic property data more accessible to the design professional community for residential, commercial and public works applications. Utilizing drones for pre/post fire mitigation and recovery documentation. Utilizing drones and visual storytelling of the communities recovery. 3. Integrating parcel level data into GIS mapping that aggregates information previously not digitized and inform property specific data to lower barriers to entry.

Community to Community Experiences - Provide other disaster affected individuals, jurisdictions and agencies with perspective, best practices and understanding of the key areas of the response and recovery cycles.

Executive Director - Rebuild Paradise Foundation
COO - After the Fire [Recover, Rebuild Reimagine]
Power of Philanthropy in Recovery
Private/Public Partnerships
Drones for Good

Wildfire, Disaster Recovery, Camp Fire, Nonprofit, Efficiency

Yes

Informal: Full refund and flexibility