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TIDAL <br /> BASIN, <br /> GREGORY T. ZY <br /> S MANSKI • • <br /> PROJECT MANAGER <br /> Mr.Szymanski is a seasoned disaster recovery professional of 12 years,working positions of increasing <br /> responsibility in New York State prior to his deployment to Mississippi in 2005. Szymanski's experience <br /> with disaster recovery in New York State led to his positioning as Project Manager for Hancock County <br /> and the Mississippi State Port Authority in Mississippi, as well as Jefferson Parish in Louisiana,where, in <br /> the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, projects have resulted in approximately$600 million in eligible <br /> FEMA obligations reimbursements for these Recipients. Szymanski has also served as Engagement <br /> Manager and Senior Policy Advisor for the State of New York in response to Hurricane Sandy.Szymanski <br /> is currently serving as the Engagement Manager and Policy Advisor for Tidal Basin's teams deployed to <br /> the States of Texas and Florida in response to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. <br /> Texas:PROJECT 4332-DR-TX, HurricaEXPERIENCEne Harvey,August 2017—Present <br /> Florida:4337-DR-FL, Hurricane Irma, September 2017—Present <br /> Engagement Manager/Policy Advisor: Providing executive leadership and subject matter expertise to 30 <br /> Texas and Florida sub-recipients, coordinating the response and recovery functions of more than 50 <br /> Tidal Basin/Adjusters International team members. Navigating FEMA's new Public Assistance program <br /> delivery model which has proven challenging in the recovery environment. Implementing successful <br /> policies for maximum recovery under Section 428 Alternative Procedures pilot program. <br /> New York State:4085-DR-NY, Hurricane Sandy <br /> November 2012- Present <br /> Engagement Manager: Serve as the center of the Adjuster's International (Al)engagement team, <br /> providing leadership and policy advice to more than 200(Al) staff members working on behalf of New <br /> York State in response to Hurricane Sandy. Keep the team fully updated on all FEMA and client feedback <br /> and ensure that client expectations are met. Responsible for staff supervision and management <br /> including the development of teams and their deployment to the field to analyze and inspect damage <br /> and compile data for project worksheet completion. Holds regular team meetings with FEMA,the state <br /> and local communities to constantly review data and worksheet completion activities. Report regularly <br /> to senior management about team performance and progress and secure agreement on every major <br /> initiative. Successfully transitioning Joint Field Office activities to long term recovery functions, providing <br /> guidance and best practice catastrophe procedures in the event of future disasters. <br /> Jefferson Parish, Louisiana: <br /> 4080-DR-LA, Hurricane Isaac,August 2012—Present <br /> 4041-DR-LA,Tropical Storm Lee, September 2011—Present • <br /> 1792-DR-LA Hurricane Ike, Sept 2008—Present <br /> 1786-DR-LA Hurricane Gustav, Sept 2008— Present <br /> 1603-DR-LA Hurricane Katrina,April 2007—Present <br /> Project Manager/Senior Consultant: Currently assisting and guiding Jefferson Parish through the FEMA <br /> recovery process following Hurricanes Katrina, Gustav, Ike, Isaac and Tropical Storm Lee.Verifying FEMA <br /> determinations of eligibility and reviewing project worksheets for accuracy and maximum Applicant <br /> reimbursement for all disaster-incurred costs. Formulating position papers and official appeals to <br /> 1 <br />