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| Description | Panel on "Catastrophic Risk and Resilience Practices in the Public and Private Sector", featuring (L-R): RADM Richard Larrabee, Director, Port Commerce Department of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; Gerald DeFrancisco, President, Humanitarian Services, American Red Cross; Joe Ruiz, Director, Humanitarian Relief, UPS; Robert Kolasky, Directory of the PPD EO Integrated Task Force, National Preparedness Directorate, US Department of Homeland Security; Michael Berkowitz, Managing Director, 100 Resilient Cities Centennial Challenge, Rockefeller Foundation;' Pat Pineda, Group Vice President, Toyota USA Foundation; moderator the Honorable Kirstjen Nielsen, President, Sunesis Consulting, LLC. | |||
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| Author | Joe Loong from Reston, USA | |||
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