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Timothy W. Manning is a Research Professor at Georgetown University's School of Continuing Studies, specializing in Disaster and Emergency Management. He holds adjunct roles at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security (Naval Postgraduate School) and served as a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council. His career spans nearly three decades in crisis response, including roles as White House COVID-19 Supply Coordinator (2021–present), Deputy Administrator at FEMA (2009–2017), and Governor's Advisor in New Mexico (pre-2009).
- Education: Master of Letters in Terrorism and Political Violence (University of St. Andrews), BS in Geology (Eastern Illinois University), Executive Leader Program (Naval Postgraduate School).
Research focuses on global disaster resilience, supply chain management during pandemics, and multinational emergency coordination. He led creation of COVIDtests.gov and collaborated with over 30 international bodies on security protocols. His expertise bridges policy, field operations, and strategic consulting through his firm Berglind-Manning l.c.
Achievements: Orchestrated U.S. pandemic supply chains, represented the U.S. in 8 APEC forums, and managed responses to major domestic and international disasters. His work emphasizes integrating geospatial analysis (via Pacific Disaster Center) with policy frameworks for disaster preparedness.
Grants/Consulting: Directed D.C. operations at the Pacific Disaster Center; advises governments and NGOs on resilience strategies. Current focus includes One Health approaches to pandemic prevention and health diplomacy initiatives.
