I am an advocate and an educator. As a former U.S. Army officer and Chairman of Kenyon International Emergency Services I have spent the last 35 years of my life responding to the deadliest accidents, attacks, and natural disasters the world has seen. There are things we need to do better, and can do better.  My role is to help with some of those. They are –

Fulfilling our nation’s promise to those who died in service to their country. There are thousands of soldiers and civilians buried throughout the world as “unknowns.” The government and family members have worked to give them a name and there is more that can be done to fulfill our promise and help family members find their loved ones.

Improving the structure of the current U.S. disaster response system. We can and should enhance current response assets and capabilities across the federal level, to better aid in the mitigation of the aftermath of disasters.  We can do better to alleviate the consequences of disasters and improve long-term recovery.

Sharing lessons learned. I have spent a large part of my adult life responding to crises, mostly mass fatality events, such as the Oklahoma City bombing, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the 2003 Bali bombings, the bombing of UN Headquarters in Baghdad, Hurricane Katrina, the South Asian Tsunami, the Haitian earthquake, and the Grenfell Tower fire, to name a few.  There are many hard learned lessons that should be shared for the next generation of responders and leaders.

Educate businesses to understand that profit and taking care of people are not exclusive. To change the mindset and focus of some Chief Executives as well as their advisors in the legal and insurance industries and show them that there are better ways to go through change, to manage crisis and care for people.

For more information or to talk with me more about these areas feel free to email me at contact@robertajensen.com.do

Pre-signing books at Key West landmark Books & Books, for Tuesday's release

I am an advocate and an educator. As a former U.S. Army officer and Chairman of Kenyon International Emergency Services I have spent the last 35 years of my life responding to the deadliest accidents, attacks, and natural disasters the world has seen. There are things we need to do better, and can do better.  My role is to help with some of those. They are –

Fulfilling our nation’s promise to those who died in service to their country. There are thousands of soldiers and civilians buried throughout the world as “unknowns.” The government and family members have worked to give them a name and there is more that can be done to fulfill our promise and help family members find their loved ones.

Improving the structure of the current U.S. disaster response system. We can and should enhance current response assets and capabilities across the federal level, to better aid in the mitigation of the aftermath of disasters.  We can do better to alleviate the consequences of disasters and improve long-term recovery.

Sharing lessons learned. I have spent a large part of my adult life responding to crises, mostly mass fatality events, such as the Oklahoma City bombing, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the 2003 Bali bombings, the bombing of UN Headquarters in Baghdad, Hurricane Katrina, the South Asian Tsunami, the Haitian earthquake, and the Grenfell Tower fire, to name a few. There are many hard learned lessons that should be shared for the next generation of responders and leaders.

Educate businesses to understand that profit and taking care of people are not exclusive. To change the mindset and focus of some Chief Executives as well as their advisors in the legal and insurance industries and show them that there are better ways to go through change, to manage crisis and care for people.

For more information or to talk with me more about these areas feel free to email me at contact@robertajensen.com.