Natural Hazard Mitigation Association (NHMA)
Resilient Neighbors Network

Allessandra Jerolleman, MPA, CFM
Founder and Executive Director
Natural Hazards Mitigation Association

Terri L. Turner, AICP, CFM
Development Administrator
Augusta Planning & Development Department
Deputy Executive Director, NHMA

September 26, 2012

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Transcript (HTML)
Transcript (MS Word)
Audio Podcast (MP3)
Slides
Ratings
 Comments

Related Web Resources:
NHMA Website
Resilent Neighbors Network Website
Resilient Neighbors Network Facebook Page
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RATINGS
14 Ratings Submitted
1 (7%) Academia 2 (14%)
9 (64%) Business 2 (14%)
2 (14%) Government 5 (36%)
2 (14%) Volunteers 2 (14%)
0 (0%) Other 3 (21%)
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COMMENTS

"This was the program I've been waiting for! Seattle is very active in building Neighborhood preparation & response groups. Thank you to your guests and Emforum.org for providing this unequaled service."
LW Abel
The ABEL Group


"Good seminar. Would recommend improved transition between speakers."
Kelly Klima
ccap.org

"Nice introduction to the overall process."

"I learned more about the Natural Hazards Mitigation Association Resilient Neighbors Network, which was my objective. Thank you. If possible, I'd sure like to be invited to attend the next conference call."
Melinda Gibson
Wyoming Office of Homeland Security

"Slide 9: Fort Gordon Georgia -- Home of the US Army Signal Corps -- especially since Fort Monmouth has closed. What if military procedure into organizing as groups to respond to events / alerts were improved then used to help in other areas? Food for thought."
Steven McGGee
SAW Concepts LLC
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ALESSANDRA JEROLLEMAN

Alessandra Jerolleman is the founder and Executive Director of the Natural Hazard Mitigation Association (NHMA). She is also a Program Specialist in the Gulf Coast with Save the Children USA, working on a resilience initiative around children's needs in emergencies. She currently serves as one of the Tri-Chairs for the National Hazard Mitigation Collaborative Alliance, sits on the board of the Greater New Orleans Disaster Recovery Partnership, and sits on the Executive Committee of the American Society of Public Administration's Section on Emergency and Crisis Management. She is the co-editor of a textbook, Natural Hazard Mitigation, which will be published by CRC Press later this year.
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TERRI TURNER

Terri Turner has served as the Development Administrator of the Augusta Planning & Development Department in Augusta, GA for the past 15+ years, where she also serves in the capacity of Floodplain Manager and Hazard Mitigation Specialist. Terri earned her AICP certification in 1998. Prior to Augusta, Terri served 3 years as a Planner and Floodplain Manager for the Aiken County Planning and Development Department in Aiken, SC, for a total of 18+ years in the planning, floodplain management, and hazard mitigation arenas.

Ms. Turner earned her Certified Floodplain Managers accreditation in 2005, became one of the founding members of the Georgia Association of Floodplain Management, and later served as its Chair from 2008-2010. Terri has written numerous articles and been published extensively on the topics of sound floodplain management, No Adverse Impact, low impact development, climate change adaptation, hazard mitigation and community sustainability and resiliency. She has won several awards for her work in floodplain management and currently serves as NHMA Deputy Executive Director.

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