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Join Tim today, Tuesday, May 5 at 1700 Pacific, 1800 Mountain, 1900 Central, 2000 Eastern, 2100 Atlantic or 2130 in Newfoundland, for the next Live, on the Butterfly Effect Communications channels on YouTube, LinkedIn, and maybe on Facebook and TikTok too.
During the Live Episode:
- What motivates people to get prepared?
- Is Emergency Preparedness Week the best week for emergency preparedness info?
- Sharing tips from residents and responders over my decades
- Challenging emergency managers and crisis communicators to push their preparedness to another level
- Listen to episode 23, From Evacuee to Emergency Manager: Robert Cosma on Indigenous Leadership
Join the conversation live by texting your thoughts through the link above or commenting on one of our Live posts.
Visit www.communicationspodcast.com for more detailed show info including photos and videos.
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