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An All-of-Government Approach to Increase Resilience for International Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Events A Workshop Summary (2014) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix D: Workshop Presenter Biographies
Pages 53-58

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... She is responsible for wr e riting presidenttial policy, coordinatin interage ng ency dialog gue, inform ming preside ential budggetary decisions and buildi consensu on intera s ing us agency initiaatives in pr rograms that develop U t United States strrategic capa abilities to meet 21st ce m entury requir rements. Geeneral Bentz has served in a z d variety of active, reserve, and National Gu o N uard assignm ments revolvving around nuclear def fense, homeland security, health physi d h ics, environm mental scien nces and traaditional nuuclear, biologgical, and chemmical officer assignments.
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... While at the National Security Staff he managed several portfolios including National Preparedness Policy, National Response Policy, Medical Preparedness Policy, National Security Communications Policy, Homeland Security Grants, National Exercises, Continuity, and Presidential Emergency Declarations under the Robert T Stafford Act.
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... He worked for the DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis as a senior intelligence analyst and senior warning officer responsible for providing indications and warning intelligence analysis to DHS senior leadership and federal, state, local and tribal officials. Prior to working for DHS, Mr.
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... Army Human Resources Command; Chief Operational and Strategic Concepts, Maneuver Support Center; and most recently Stability Transition Team Leader, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Colonel Terrell has a Bachelor's Degree in business administration from New Mexico State University, Masters of Science in administration from Central Michigan University, and a Masters in strategic studies from the U.S.
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... In December 2007, he retired from IBM after 32 years of service that included the development and management of all worldwide crisis response team operations. He is the founder and manager of "The Crisis Response Team" -- a team of individual international specialists who have responded on-site to over 70 major crisis events in 49 countries, and is responsible for the concept creation, initial design and roll-out of the open source international emergency management software system "Sahana," considered a global standard for nationwide crisis management (www.sahanafoundation.org)
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