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Asia Canada Europa Latin America & Caribbean Oceania USA International Student IAEM SALUTES AN AMERICAN HERO, PRESIDENT GEORGE H.W. BUSH. IAEM is proud to have awarded him our National Security Award in 1993 for his dedication to national security by resolutely sustaining policies leading to the end of the Cold War era. That the International As*ociation of Emergency Managers be recognized globally as the premier organization for emergency management. The mission of IAEM is to advance the profession by promoting the principles of emergency  management; to serve its members by providing information, networking and professional development opportunities; and to advance the emergency management FEMA, in partnership with organizations that collectively represent the emergency management profession, including IAEM, this week released a fourth video presentation from the PrepTalks Symposium held on Sept. 6, 2018, in Washington, D.C. The video is Philip Mann’s talk, “Public Works & Emergency Management: Restoring Lifeline Services.” Mann is the Public Works Director for Gainesville, Florida. He is the past chair of the American Public Works As*ociation’s (APWA) Emergency Management Committee and is APWA’s representative to the Public Safety Advisory Committee working on the FirstNet project. In his PrepTalk, Mann shares a career’s worth of public works experience, including response and recovery from many disasters. Mann explains that the lifelines managed by a public works department are essential to “allow the community to survive” before and after a disaster. Mann's PrepTalk, a discussion guide, and popular EMvison Talks presented at the IAEM Annual Conference in October. This is your chance to hear from nine of emergency management professionals on thought-provoking topics related to the profession. The Talks, each approximately seven minutes long, are presented in a format similar to a TED™ Talk. Don’t miss the 2019 session of the EMvision Talks at the IAEM 67th Annual Conference in Savannah,