Speakers

Tanner Skilton is the Corporate Engagement Manager at United Way. He will be speaking on ALICE,  a United Way program that stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed, which represents a large portion of community members who are working but struggling to make ends meet. 

Recently retired KFR Paramedic David Garriepy has been working on a project to build a system in our local area in York County that would allow any family or citizens in our area to have a redundant radio system for communication using low-cost radios. 

The presenters are concerned that we have much less ability to get emergency information out to our community during storms/natural disasters/power outages, and other emergent events than we did in the ’70s and ’80s.   The objective if the system would be to build resilience for Kennebunk citizens in the event that the cell phone network fails, as it has in some recent national disasters.

The presneters will discuss what will be needed to get this emergency capability in place, and what residents would have to do to access it.

Angela Whitten is President and Co-Founder of Stay; For Life. Their mission is to save lives by advocating for men’s mental health and suicide prevention. 

 

Noah was a Rotary Scholarship recipient some 40 years ago, and is now a leadership expert and bestselling author.

You can read about Noah's success story at https://noahstjohn.com/.