BBC News Online interviews TRI’s CEO, Andrea Davis.

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Written By Andrea E. Davis

Andrea spoke with Technology of Business reporter Chris Baraniuk about community alerting sirens and their continued relevance even as more advanced alerting communication tools are available.

…“People must be informed about what sirens in their area might be used for, says Andrea Davis, president and chief executive of The Resiliency Initiative, a US firm that advises communities on emergency management. So [they] are familiar - 'Hey, I know this sound, it's not a scary sound, it's an action sound - I need to do something'," she explains.”…

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Andrea E. Davis

Andrea Davis is the Founder, President & CEO of The Resiliency Initiative (TRI), a certified Woman-Owned Small Business helping communities and organizations strengthen their ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from crises. With over 25 years of leadership experience in emergency management, business continuity, and public health—including senior roles at The Walt Disney Company, Walmart, and FEMA—Andrea brings both global expertise and a passion for community resilience. She currently serves as Board Chair for the Northwest Arkansas American Red Cross and as a member of the advisory boards for I-DIEM and the Dr. Lucy Jones Foundation.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreaeileendavis/
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