What Really Matters in Times of Crisis

Webinar recorded on October 21, 2021

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Webinar Description

Full of both complexity and change, crises require senior leadership to both lead and manage effectively. But more often than not, leaders tend to focus their efforts on management, rather than leadership. The most effective leaders in crises ensure that someone else is managing the present well while focusing their attention on leading beyond the crisis toward a more promising future.

Meet Your Presenter

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Chief Brian Marcos  |  Deputy Chief  |  Smyrna Fire Department (GA)

Chief Marcos (Brian) is an accomplished fire service professional and a respected writer and speaker on leadership best practices within public safety. His articles on leadership have been published by national fire-service trade magazines and he’s often sought to support leadership training and speaking engagements for public service entities. Brian is well known as a change agent with experience leading strategic initiatives and brokering partnerships that positively impact service delivery within the community.
 
Brian recently received the honor of being named as one of the 2021 50 Most Influential Latinos in Georgia 2020. He was also named the 2020 Chief Fire Officer of the Year by the Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs and he was honored as one of Cobb Life Magazines 20 under 40 in 2020. He is currently serving as the Area 7 District Vice President for the Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs and as the Georgia State Director for the Southeastern Association of Fire Chiefs. Brian received advance degrees in Fire Science and Fire Service Administration, and he holds a Chief Fire Officer Designation from the Commission on Professional Credentialing.
 
Brian is thankful for his seventeen-year marriage to his wife Ashley and the blessings of their three children: Bryson, Kyla, and Levi. He enjoys coaching his children’s sport teams, traveling with his family, and volunteering at his Church.