Don Hall, Cem
About Don Hall, Cem
Don Hall serves as the Director of Government Relations at OnSolve and has held this position since 2017. He previously worked as the Deputy Director at the City of Jacksonville Emergency Management Division and is recognized for his advocacy of the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS).
Work at OnSolve
Don Hall has served as the Director of Government Relations at OnSolve since 2017. In this role, he focuses on fostering relationships with government entities and enhancing communication strategies. His work contributes to the development and implementation of emergency communication solutions. Hall's tenure at OnSolve has been marked by his commitment to improving public safety through effective communication systems.
Previous Experience in Emergency Management
Before joining OnSolve, Don Hall worked at the City of Jacksonville Emergency Management Division as Deputy Director from 2004 to 2010. In this position, he was responsible for coordinating emergency response efforts and managing disaster preparedness initiatives. His experience in this role provided him with a solid foundation in government relations and emergency management practices.
Education and Expertise
Don Hall studied at the University of Maryland, where he gained knowledge relevant to his career in emergency management. He also attended Kennedy Western University, where he studied Engineering. His educational background supports his expertise in developing technical solutions for emergency communications and government relations.
Advocacy for IPAWS
Don Hall has been an early advocate for the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS). His involvement in this initiative reflects his commitment to improving public safety through advanced alert systems. Hall's advocacy work has helped shape policies and practices related to emergency communications.
FEMA National Advisory Council Involvement
Don Hall sits on the FEMA National Advisory Council IPAWS Committee. In this capacity, he contributes to discussions and recommendations regarding public alert systems. His participation in the committee underscores his dedication to enhancing emergency management practices at a national level.