www.RMLearningCenter.com

I retired in June of 2001 after 30 years teaching Risk Management through CUNA Mutual Group and the world credit union movement. Shortly after the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks I launched The Risk Management Learning Center (RMLC) and for the next ten years developed Risk Management (RM) programs for the credit unions in Great Britain, Easter Europe, the Caribbean, South Korea, etc. On April 15, 2012, the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking,  I'll launch the RMLC Risk Management Grad-School as a resource for the cadre of International Credit Union Risk Managers I had the privilege of knowing over the past 45 years.   

www.DoorCountyVeterans.com

During the past 11 years, I've conducted RM research focused on mobilizing a community whenever the scope of an incident overwhelms or its duration exhausts public sector response assets. As Commander of Liberty Grove's VFW Post 8337 and an active member of American Legion Post 527 and AMVET Post 51, I've adopted and field-tested the Incident Command System in the private sector. Veterans stand "mission ready" to take command not only at the EOC but during all operations deployed during all three operational periods. They also stand mission ready as Threat Liaison Officers before, during, and after the next terrorist attack.        

www.COPs007.com

Over the past eleven years much has been done to create "mission ready" "Public-to-Private Partnerships", foster "interoperability" during a crisis, and network between Homeland Security dependencies. I launched a  "Community Outreach Project" as part of the RMLC R&D department to promote proven economic community development theories such as those that lay at the foundation of the world credit union movement. Not so ironically, most of these community development theories were born out of the School of Business at the University of Wisconsin, Madison; my alma mater. In 210 I became a charter member of the UW-Risk Management Alumni Association.