For twenty years Chris has worked for the US Government as an expert in vulnerability assessments and contingency planning. His core areas of focus are terrorist attacks, abductions, targeted theft, human trafficking, active shooters, natural disasters, medical emergencies, and many other things that pose a significant threat to clients. He is uniquely suited to analyze the operating environment to plan for site survey teams, high risk travel and search and rescue considerations. He can execute command, control, and logistics of emergency management centers worldwide.  He spent a lot of time planning for disasters and ways to enable flexible recovery options even in the absence of significant American presence. He also has the capability to train, advise and equip emergency services, federal agents, military, and civilians who may find themselves in harm’s way either domestically or throughout the world. He built foreign partner relationships, gathered intelligence/risk assessments in order to prepare the environment for threats, lost persons or disasters. Developed empowered leadership while directly supervising over 1,000 personnel and 15,000 students in ten separate management level positions.

  Chris has a Associates in Wilderness Survival, Bachelors in Criminal Justice and a graduate degree in Homeland Security. Some of his qualifications include: Wilderness EMT, Dive Professional Medical Instructor, Dive Master, Protective Services Tactics, High Threat Location Risk Management, Emergency Management Command & Control, Survival Instructor, Search and Rescue Specialist, Swift Water Rescue, High/Low Angle Rescue.