2022 FEPA Annual Meeting
Florida Emergency Preparedness Association
Miramar Beach, Florida
January 31 – February 4, 2022
Join Team IEM at the 2022 FEPA Annual Meeting – we look forward to exchanging ideas and best practices and connecting with emergency managers as we continue to respond to the pandemic and plan for, recover from, and mitigate against future disasters.
With nearly four decades of emergency management experience, our team of nationally recognized professionals offers a range of services to support government, private, and international sectors. IEM’s expertise includes but is not limited to emergency management, disaster recovery, public health, digital services, transportation and logistics, public engagement, communications and more.
IEM brings a unique perspective in assisting international clients and managing global teams. Our ability to navigate diverse business cultures and governmental requirements allows us to provide optimal guidance, operational support, and the most adept team for the project.
Let’s Connect
Our roster of repeat customers continues to grow both in the United States and around the globe.
Find out why from some of our leadership and experts at this year’s FEPA Annual Meeting:
Alicia “Nikki” Boyette – Disaster Recovery Specialist
Bryan Koon – Vice President, Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Carla Juarez – Manager, Communications and Marketing
Heather Hilliard – Project Manager, State & Local Response and Recovery
Kimberly Prosser – Manager, State & Local Response and Recovery
Laurie Carley – Specialist, Disaster Response
Lisa Poziomek – Specialist, Disaster Response
Michele Jones – Manager, State & Local Response and Recovery
IEM PRESENTS
Training Session: Fundamentals of an Emergency Management Professional: A Day in the Life of an EM Planner
Monday, January 31, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Emerald D
This eight-hour training covers the topics of plan writing and supporting tools, PowerPoint development, briefings and agendas, meeting and conference call facilitation, supplemental technology, and provides for open discussion. This training will expand attendees’ emergency management toolbox by showcasing how standard tools are applied, highlight under-utilized tools and technology, offer proven tips and tricks to strengthen daily skills, and provide a forum for the exchange of ideas on how to grow emergency manager’s professional talents.
Fixing EM’s Silent Problem: Addressing Our Mental Health and Burnout
Wednesday, February 2, 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. in Emerald A
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, emergency managers face an obligation to address a growing list of disasters. From the typical hurricane and natural hazards to civil unrest and immigration issues – the duties and responsibilities of the emergency manager continue to expand and the workdays continue to get longer. Learn realistic steps to take control of self-care while surrounded by disaster and the silent occupational phenomenon of burnout in our profession.
