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Robert Foedisch is Founder and President of Critical Infrastructure Protection Team.
Robert is a proven problem solver who combines business and technical acumen to promote productivity and profitability. He’s a skilled communicator who consistently delivers high performance results in critical environments and effectively motivates others. He is experienced in numerous sophisticated computerized applications. He has traveled extensively and is familiar with a wide variety of cultures and international work flow systems, successfully negotiating many crises in international settings. He has received local and national awards and international commendations.
As Building Engineer for a major Northwest hospital for 7 years, he operated and maintained HVAC and fire safety systems, as well as controlled inventory valued at $250,000, for a 250-bed hospital and 5 offsite facilities. His ability to institute standard operating procedures and preventive maintenance programs reduced expenses and improved efficiency.
He has high-level training in all types of disaster planning, including Homeland Security, Critical Infrastructure Systems, Epidemiology of Biological and Chemical Hazards, Risk Assessment and Management, Cyberterrorism and Communications Systems, Geographic Information Systems Fundamentals (GIS), Biochemical Hazards, Bioterrorism, Public Health and Humanitarian Logistics.
Among his many accomplishments, including serving in the U.S. Navy, he was appointed to a high level, 12-member committee charged with updating Municipal Codes for the City of Seattle and he is the recipient of a United Nations commendation for humanitarian efforts for refugees.
He has his Masters in Strategic Planning for Critical Infrastructures and a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Washington in Seattle. He also has had MCSE and CERT Training and is a licensed 2nd Grade Steam Engineer.
He currently possesse a secret level security clearance.
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