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Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador Initiative

Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador Initiative. Douglas Hilderbrand NWS Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador Initiative Lead February 3, 2014. Strengthening Partnerships WRN Ambassador Initiative. How can organizations be a part of and contribute toward building a Weather-Ready Nation?

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Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador Initiative

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  1. Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador Initiative Douglas Hilderbrand NWS Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador Initiative Lead February 3, 2014

  2. Strengthening Partnerships WRN Ambassador Initiative • How can organizations be a part of and contribute toward building a Weather-Ready Nation? • All levels of government • Weather, Water, Climate Enterprise • Academia • Businesses & non-profits • Formal recognition of organizations that work with NOAA toward building a Weather-Ready Nation • Promote WRN messages and themes • Engage with NOAA on potential collaborations • Share success stories • Serve as an “Example” • Visit: www.noaa.gov/wrn • 2

  3. Strengthening Partnerships WRN Ambassador Initiative • “All Hands on Deck” approach • Open up greaterdialog • Innovative approaches for collaboration • Publicize successes of American Weather Enterprise (i.e., public-private partnership) • More consistent messaging • Unified, more consistent messaging with public • Decision makers must trust information enough to act on it • Visit: www.noaa.gov/wrn • 3

  4. Strengthening Partnerships WRN Ambassador Initiative • www.noaa.gov/wrn WRN Ambassador Information and Application • 4

  5. wrn.feedback@noaa.gov www.noaa.gov/wrn

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