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Don’t overwhelm people with information! In a crisis, people aren’t able to process complex information. They’re focused on making sure they and their loved ones are safe. They’re worried about their homes and about what comes next. The only way to communicate important information is with quick-to-read info that offers specific instructions that are easy to follow.  Want to hear more? The Wildfires, Floods, and Chaos Communications: Management of Issues, Crisis and a Disaster in Emergency Operations podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, and other platforms and can be streamed right here: https://lnkd.in/gY7GmBN2

Wednesdays are great for listening to podcasts. In this episode, Michele Toma discusses business continuity planning, crisis communications planning and documentation. https://lnkd.in/g55QJtPM

When we do public engagement, are we there to correct or to understand? With trust in governments so low, will residents accept governments being critical of them and will that build trust?

You will find more opportunities to close gaps in crises and emergencies. Gaps are a gift.

Residents want to be part of recovery, and as they are directly affected, they want to participate immediately and throughout. Listen to more in this episode: https://lnkd.in/ge6QFKsM

Healing after disasters is often left to individuals to manage, whether they are responders or residents. If you know someone impacted, check in with them often, encourage them to get outside and take action to improve their mental well-being. Listen to more in the latest episode: https://lnkd.in/e9z5K2q8

We've become much more than an officer of information. Catch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/gn88eYzM Thanks to Jan Enns for hosting this episode!

Limited budgets are a universal challenge. This is especially true for natural hazard warning systems, such as #flood, #wildfire, and #severeweather warning systems. Ryan Guerrero says there's a right way and a wrong way to deal with budget limitations. Hear what he has to say below, then check out our full podcast episode on recent advancements and challenges facing flood warning systems: https://lnkd.in/gS76Qhtm

“Those proactive alerts tell our customers that it is likely at this point of the day, this property could see flood waters of this depth for this period of time. This has really enabled our customers to take very targeted, specific, proactive approaches to flood.” This quote from Zurich Municipal’s Head of Housing & Health Allison Whittington excellently describes how the insured benefit from Previsico’s Flood Intel Platform to reduce the impact of flooding. Previsico are excited to be joined by our customers Zurich Municipal and Donaldson Group on the latest InsTech podcast with Matthew Grant. The podcast covers a wide variety of talking points including: The origin of Previsico, exploring the impacts of flood, the importance of early warnings systems and operational challenges and solutions in flood risk management. Allison Whittington, Head of Housing and Health at Zurich Municipal shares how they engage with us within their approach to flood resilience, currently having 100 of their customers using our Flood Intel Platform. Matthew was also joined by Mark Murphy, Chief Risk Officer at Donaldson Group also shares how they collaborate with us as a part of their proactive flood risk management. The links to listen to the full podcast are below: 🎧 Instech - https://lnkd.in/eCmfn8b6 🎧 Apple – https://lnkd.in/e7m-_E5S 🎧 Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eT2uHmVb #climate #risk #climatechange #flood #insurance #tech #weather #resilience #predict #prevent #floodimpacts #sensorsolutions #IoT #floodmodelling #surfacewater #forecasting #technology #podcast

Episode two of the Inogen Alliance podcast explores Rising Above the Floods: Stories from Flood-Affected Communities, featuring Principal Flood Risk Consultant and Tonkin + Taylor’s Insurance + Finance Sector Lead Jon Rix. Embark on an insightful listening journey with interviews from our very own Jon Rix and experts Andreas Deckelmann, Senior Consultant for Hydrogeology and Environment at HPC GERMANY GMBH and Agenor Freitas, Field Technician at ANTEA Brasil, as they share their experiences during devastating floods in New Zealand, Germany and Brazil. Flooding, one of the most dangerous natural disasters, is becoming increasingly prevalent due to climate change. Millions of people worldwide are impacted by floods and the effects stretch far beyond the physical destruction. Jon asks, “How can we be ready for the next events? What were the lessons from what we've experienced, and how can we more efficiently respond to the future events, which we know are coming? Because they're going to be getting more frequent.” In this episode, we will explore the innovative solutions and strategies these technical experts are developing to help communities mitigate the effects of disasters such as floods. Despite adversity, these stories of courage and community support inspire hope and offer invaluable insights for a more climate-resilient future. Subscribe here: Spotify - https://lnkd.in/dUT5nY4t Apple podcasts - https://lnkd.in/d2DtW3Uz Or listen on the T+T website here: https://lnkd.in/gyUAX-8v #InogenAlliance #EHS #ESG #floodresilience #climateresilience #sustainability #environmentalconsulting #sustainablefuture #safetyprofessionals #internationalbusiness #podcast