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William Peterson

William PetersonWilliam (Bill) Peterson

Bill Peterson is Senior Consultant for Strategic Government Resources with lead responsibilities for fire, emergency medical and emergency management related executive searches. Bill also serves as the primary technical expert for operational assessments and management consulting in these fields.

Previously, he was appointed Regional Administrator of the US Department of Homeland Security's FEMA Region 6 in Denton, Texas, by President George W Bush.

Bill was responsible for the delivery of DHS/FEMA disaster response and recovery operations in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Bill is a founding member of the USA Branch of the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), was elected to the International Council (Board of Directors) of the worldwide organisation in 1999, and to the post of International President in 2004.

 
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Climate blog: May 2015 worldwide weather extremes 
Climate blog: May 2015 worldwide weather extremes 
In CRJ 10:4 Editorial Advisory Panel Member William Peterson reports on the continued drought in Calfornia, USA. Here, in his monthly blog, he looks back on a variety of record setting weather phenomena all across the globe.
Weather: its impact on society, emergency planning and response 
Weather: its impact on society, emergency planning and response 
Editorial Advisory Panel Member Bill Peterson introduces a regular blog on weather-related disasters, crisis preparedness and response
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