The Resilient Journey

Thank you for listening to The Resilient Journey podcast! Please follow us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music or wherever you listen - like Podbean for example. This episode replays some of the best moments from our first "year" (We started in September). Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here. If you are interesting in being a guest on the podcast, please let me know!   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Welcome to The Resilient Journey! Today we wrap up an important and deeply personal conversation with Luke Bird on the topic of mental health and personal resilience in the face of a life changing crisis. Luke is a global award-winning continuity & resilience professional and Global Board Director for the BCI. He’s also someone who recently experienced a mental health crisis after the sudden and unexpected loss of a sibling.  And today, Luke shares how to worked his way through the crisis. Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Luke?  Click Here Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Do you consider yourself to be an emotionally strong person? Maybe you feel like you deal with difficult circumstances well? Let me ask you this, are you strong enough to admit when you need help? Today we start an important and deeply personal conversation with Luke Bird on the topic of mental health and personal resilience in the face of a life changing crisis. Luke is a global award-winning continuity & resilience professional and Global Board Director for the BCI. He’s also someone who recently experienced a mental health crisis after the sudden and unexpected loss of a sibling.  This is a special two-part episode that you’re going to want to share across your network.. Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Luke?  Click Here Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

We’ve all heard the phrase ‘fight fire with fire’, but how do you fight bias?  Do you fight bias with bias?  And how do you handle the very dangerous unconscious bias? Hello everyone and welcome to the Resilient Journey podcast sponsored by ClearRisk.  Today we wrap up our series on diversity in the resilience industry by speaking with two of my co-founding members of the Resilience Think Thank, Lisa Jones and Andreas Bryant.  We’re going to talk about conscious and unconscious biases in the work place, educational biases, how confidence plays a part in how we respond to bias, mentorship and what we can do to be allies to those around us. Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Lisa?  Click here Want to learn more about Andreas?  Click here Want to learn more about the Resilience Think Tank?  Click here Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Hello everyone and welcome to Episode 15 of the Resilient Journey podcast sponsored by ClearRisk.  Today we continue our series on diversity in the resilience industry by speaking with my good friend and massive contributor to the resilience industry Rina Singh. Rina is the host of the Resilience Pod podcast and is chair of the BCI’s women in resilience group.  She’s insightful and deliberate about empowering women in our industry to be more confident as they pursue their goals and work towards equity in the workplace. Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Rina?  Click here You won’t want to miss Rina’s podcast – the Resilience Pod.  Click here Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

It’s episode 14 of The Resilient Journey!  Our conversation with Vince Davis continues right where we left off at the end of episode 13.  Our conversation about racial inequity continues with practical advice about confidence and never being outworked. Vince has a storied career in emergency management including time spent with FEMA, Homeland Security and even some work in the private sector.  He’s an author, conference speaker and leader in the emergency management industry. Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Vince?  Click here Here is the link to Vince’s website – Preparedness Matters.  Click here Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Without a doubt, this is the most important set of conversations I’ve ever had in my career.  Today we start a four-part series on diversity in the resilience world.  Trust me, you won’t want to miss this. You may be a little hesitant to listen to a conversation about diversity.  Maybe you even rolled your eyes when you saw the title of this episode.  But believe me, this will be an informative series. *** This is a special two-part episode *** My guest today is Vince Davis.  Vince has a storied career in emergency management including time spent with FEMA, Homeland Security and even some work in the private sector.  He’s an author, conference speaker and leader in the emergency management industry. Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Vince?  Click here Here is the link to Vince’s website – Preparedness Matters.  Click here Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Be sure to follow this podcast to be notified of future episodes!  Plus, it helps us in our rankings! Today we wrap up our series on Crisis Communications with episode 12 of The Resilient Journey podcast, sponsored by ClearRisk. My guest today is Dianne Chase.  Dianne is the President and CEO of Chase Media.  She founded Chase Media after an award-winning career in broadcast journalism as a news director, anchor and reporter.  In this episode Dianne explains how to position your organization as the vindicator during a crisis and reminds us that communication done well is based on principles that don’t change. Quotable:  "Nothing good ever came from poor communications." Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Dianne?  Click here Here is the link to Chase Media’s website.  Click here Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

Welcome to The Resilient Journey sponsored by ClearRisk!  Please follow The Resilient Journey to be alerted when new episodes are released! In Episode 11, we’re continuing our series on Crisis Communications with one of North America’s leading media trainers – Warren Weeks. Warren teaches spokespeople the art of the great media interview and he tells us how media training has changed over time. In this episode Warren tells us the single most important thing you can do to achieve success in a media interview.  You don’t want to miss this! A shout out to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to connect with Warren?  Click here. Check out Warren’s website!  Click here. Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the jingle.

Welcome to The Resilient Journey!  Please follow The Resilient Journey to be alerted when new episodes are released! In Episode 10, we’re continuing our series on Crisis Communications with Mr. Media Training himself, Brad Phillips! Brad is the President at Throughline Group, a public speaking and media training firm based in NYC with offices in Washington, DC.   He hosts The Speak Good Podcast, which examines how we can use the power of communication for good. His book, The Media Training Bible, has been Amazon’s top-selling title on the topic since its release in 2012. Prior to starting his businesses, Brad worked for ABC’s Nightline with Ted Koppel and CNN’s Reliable Sources, The Capital Gang and Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer. Listen as Brad explains why confidence is key when it comes to a media interview and how to avoid common mistakes during an interview.  This episode is a must-listen for those responsible for preparing a spokesperson. A shout out to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to connect with Brad?  Click here. Check out Brad’s Speak Good podcast!  Click here. Want to speak with Mark?  Reach out here.   Special thanks to Bensound for the jingle.