HDIAC Webinars - Critical Infrastructure Resilience through Communication, Coordination, and Collaboration

Posted: 02/11/2020 | Presenters: Tonya E. Thornton, Ph.D., Ambassador (ret.) Richard D. Kauzlarich | Leave a Comment

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This presentation focuses on the role of communication, coordination, and collaboration for critical infrastructure resilience. The webinar will discuss the increasing importance of multi-stakeholder partnerships – across the public, private, and academic sectors – in promoting resilience within and across the four increasingly interdependent critical infrastructure sectors: energy, transportation, water, and communications.

CAC/PIV holders can watch or download the webinar here: https://www.dodtechipedia.mil/dodwiki/download/attachments/607387764/2020-02-26-hdiac-webinar-critical-infrastructure-resilience.mp4

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Presenters

Tonya E. Thornton, Ph.D.

Dr. Tonya Thornton is the Director of Grants at the George Mason University (GMU) Schar School of Policy and Government. She is also an Assistant Professor in the Master of Public Administration program and is the Coordinator for its Emergency Management and Homeland Security graduate certificate. Dr. Thornton is a Co-Principal Investigator for the Center for Resilient and Sustainable Communities and is an Advisory Council Member for GMU’s Institute for a Sustainable Earth. Prior to joining GMU, Dr. Thornton was the Director for the Mississippi Public Safety Data Laboratory where she worked with the Mississippi Highway Patrol in developing computational programs to collect and analyze traffic records data in a timely, accurate, and consistent manner.
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Ambassador (ret.) Richard D. Kauzlarich

Ambassador Kauzlarich is a Distinguished Visiting Professor at the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University. Since 2014, Ambassador Kauzlarich has been Co-Director of the Center for Energy Science and Policy, and he previously served as Deputy Director, Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center at George Mason from 2011-2013. Ambassador Kauzlarich joined the Institute in spring 2002 after a 32-year career in the Foreign Service in which he served as United States Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1997-99 and to Azerbaijan in 1994-97.
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Dr. Tonya E. Thornton, Ph.D. – Critical Infrastructure Resilience and Disaster Recovery

Dr. Thornton has contributed many products to HDIAC as a member of the HDIAC SME network. Her most recent work are two podcasts discussing the resiliency in the nation’s 16 critical infrastructure sectors. She has also recorded podcasts discussing disaster response and recovery, and presented a webinar on the role of communication, coordination, and collaboration for critical infrastructure resilience.

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