Pascal Schuback to King County

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June 17, 2009

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A guy I know was successful in landing a job with King County Office of Emergency Management. Pascal Schuback, who I met via this blog and then Twitter, is starting at King County OEM next Monday.

What Pascal brings to the table is an attitude that technology is his friend and that it can be harnessed for emergency management. I'm sure that King County will put him to good use with all the techno gizmos they have to keep running in their sophisticated EOC.

Congratulations Pascal and good luck!

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