Webinar - Public Safety Solutions for First Responders Using Mobile Devices

Verizon recognizes the critical role first responders play in emergencies. Access to quality applications and the ability to use your personal device to communicate are paramount to the success and outcome of any mission. Join the NVFC and Verizon for this webinar that will review two of Verizon’s first responder priority services for personal wireless devices, at no additional cost: Verizon Mobile Broadband Priority and Wireless Priority Service. The presenters will also highlight available apps that first responders can use to assist in response activities.

Geoff Engerman

Geoff is senior product manager for Verizon’s Public Safety industry. Geoff has spent over twenty years in public safety software applications developing mobile applications for law enforcement and 9-1-1 applications. Currently Geoff is the product manager for the Applications Portal.

Paul Miller

Paul represents Verizon as a Business Continuity Outreach Manager for the southern and northwest sections of the United States, conducting outreach and external awareness of Verizon's emergency response capabilities and resiliency and providing support during response and recovery operations. Paul served 25 years as a New Jersey State Trooper. While assigned to the State Office of Emergency Management, Paul served as the State Hazard Mitigation Officer and was appointed four times by the Governor as the State Coordinating Officer for federally declared disasters within the state. Paul responded to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack at World Trade Center Ground Zero and was deployed in 2005 to New Orleans for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

Rob Bergen

Rob has been with Verizon for more than 12 years working across various parts of our organization, starting in Retail to B2B and now handling Verizon's Military and First Responder marketing initiatives in Verizon Consumer Group from HQ. Over the years Rob has had the privilege of partnering with great organizations such as Wounded Warrior Project and the Gary Sinise Foundation to show appreciation for these segments.