Bryan Murphy-Eustis, MPH, Founder and Executive Director
Bryan Murphy-Eustis has spent the last 15 years supporting both public and private health care organizations in an effort to strengthen their strategy, operational systems, emergency preparedness and planning capabilities. Bryan holds a B.A. from Roehampton University, London, a MPH from Boston University School of Public Health, and a MBA from Oxford University. He has spent much of the past 10 years building resiliency in local, state, and international health organizations, most recently managing the operational design and implementation of the Ebola Response effort for an international NGO in West Africa.
Neia Illingworth, RN, MSN, MPH, Senior Emergency Preparedness Consultant
Neia Illingworth has extensive experience in local public health emergency preparedness, planning and response efforts and previously served as a Public Health Nurse for a local municipality in Massachusetts. Neia holds a B.S. from Boston University, a MPH from Boston University's School of Public Health with a focus in Environmental Health, and a MSN from Salem State University with a focus in Health Education.
Michael Goldsbury, MPA, Emergency Preparedness Consultant
Michael Goldsbury is an Emergency Management professional with focused experience working with public and private organizations across the country. Michael has worked closely with local, state, and federal entities in support of emergency preparedness, and across all phases of emergency management. He has worked directly with FEMA and the CDC to help develop Public Health disaster response plans, as well as planning guidance. He holds a B.S. from The University of North Carolina at Asheville, and an MPA from The University of North Carolina Charlotte with a focus in Emergency Management.
John Campbell, Associate Emergency Preparedness Consultant
John Campbell has an extensive background in the emergency services industry, having served as an emergency medical technician and firefighter. His recent focus is on financial sustainability in the emergency services--especially in the delivery of pre-hospital healthcare--and in the development of public-private partnerships within disaster response networks. John holds a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Rochester and is completing his coursework toward an M.S. in Healthcare Emergency Management from Boston University.
