Embracing Resilience and Preparedness: A Tribute to Women on International Women’s Day The Quintessence of Preparedness in Women’s Leadership As we commemorate International Women’s Day, it’s pivotal to spotlight the indispensable role women play in navigating through crises, be it natural disasters, pandemics, or economic downturns. Women, often at the helm of both corporate and … Read more
Beyond Baubles and Bouquets: The Depth of Love in Protection and Preparedness Valentine’s Day Beyond Baubles and Bouquets. Valentine’s Day is synonymous with grand gestures of love—bouquets of roses, heart-shaped chocolates, and candle-lit dinners. While these traditional tokens of affection certainly have their charm, the essence of a truly loving relationship extends far beyond these … Read more
Interview with Sgt. Roy (Roy H. Lewis) Sgt. Roy is an Army combat veteran with an impressive 36-year tenure, marked by unwavering dedication to duty and a deep commitment to service. Having transitioned from the battlefield, he has now turned his formidable expertise towards a new mission – imparting the essential principles of Intentional Leadership … Read more
How to Navigate Fearmongering in Disaster Management In a world where disaster preparedness has become a priority due to increasing natural disasters and climate-induced challenges, civil unrest, and national security issues, I must address a pressing concern. The reason behind this blog post stems from the relentless onslaught of horrendous fearmongering emails I receive daily … Read more
National Buffalo Soldiers Day: Honoring the Legacy of African American Soldiers July 29th, a day of historical significance in the United States, marks National Buffalo Soldiers Day. Today commemorates the first regular Army regiments comprising African American soldiers in 1866. As a US Army Veteran who has served alongside many outstanding soldiers, I take … Read more
