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Haris

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Brendon

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asda

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Chief Executive Officer of Natural Hazards Research Australia. Leads the national research program and supports collaboration between researchers, government agencies and industry to improve Australia's resilience to natural hazards.

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Natural hazards and disaster resilience specialist with experience in emergency management, community resilience and risk reduction initiatives. Focused on strengthening evidence-based approaches to disaster preparedness and recovery.

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Principal Consultant with experience delivering digital transformation, information management and governance initiatives across government, research and public sector organisations. Supports organisations in improving data quality, accessibility and strategic decision-making.

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Research and stakeholder engagement professional with experience supporting natural hazards research, collaboration and knowledge sharing across the research community.

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Principal Research Officer at Queensland Fire and Emergency Services, leading applied research on community preparedness behaviours, emergency warning effectiveness and household resilience to natural hazard events.

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Senior Disaster Recovery Researcher at Australian Red Cross, specialising in community needs assessment, psychosocial recovery programs and the role of humanitarian organisations in long-term disaster recovery.

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Research Director at the Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience, leading programs on evidence-based emergency management policy, community resilience frameworks and the translation of research into operational practice.

Resources: 3
Collaborations: 1

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