At Two Lynchpin Road we help Communities prepare, respond, and recover from disaster
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Learn how we help communities master the challenge of disaster response
Our work has been recognized by the White House
We bring 20 years of experience to each and every client — helping community-centered organizations with emergency preparedness, as well as disaster response and recovery.
Our clients say —
It brings tremendous relief to know, no matter what happens in the future, we are ready.
Having a plan will save you money, prevent costly disruptions, and give you peace of mind.
We work with community-centered organizations and governments.
We can…
- Create an emergency plan so that you’re ready for anything, you can respond swiftly, and handle it successfully
- Strengthen your team’s ability to respond when the unthinkable happens. You’ll be able to protect your team, customers, clients, and assets
- Do a risk assessment to identify emergencies that are likely to impact your organization
You Might Ask Yourself . . .
How do I prepare my people?
No matter what kind of organization you run—whether you’re a convener, a government, a brick-and-mortar business, a non-profit organization, or even if you’re a small virtual company with just 2 or 3 team members—you need an emergency plan.
We know having a plan you can ACTUALLY use is vital to building preparedness in your community.
You’ve worked so hard to build your organization and support your community. Don’t let one disaster wipe out everything you’ve created.
How we do it
Customized Emergency Management
We build customized emergency management solutions for your community-centered organization — helping you protect the people and places you care about.
experience
Experienced practitioners to bring peace of mind to your organization
Expert
Proven expertise to customize your disaster response and recovery
Communication
Communicate with your stakeholders (yes, all of them) during a time of risk, response, and recovery
Connection
Building a strong organization and community ready to protect what matters most
Meet the Founder
Alicia Johnson
CEO
– 20 years of on-the-ground experience in emergency preparedness, management, and response
– From forest fires to chemical spills to active shooters and data breaches, she’s seen it all
– Began her career working in emergency services in Colorado, then Utah, then became the Resilience and Recovery Manager at San Francisco Emergency Management before becoming the Director of Emergency Management at UC Berkeley
– Created SF72, a program that provides real-time information during a special event or emergency
– The Obama White House has recognized Alicia’s emergency preparedness work
“Emergency preparedness is more than a kit and a plan. It’s a way of preparing for what will no doubt happen to you and your community in the future. Resilience is a state of being and I cannot wait to help you rise.”
– Alicia Johnson, CEO
Two Lynchpin Road
About Our Clients . . .
We work with community-centered organizations and communities.
We know you’ve overcome significant obstacles to build your team and protect your community.
Let’s protect what you’ve worked so hard to build.
the bad news
It’s not a question of “if,” but “when.”
Sooner or later, an emergency will directly impact you and your community. It could be a fire, flood, hurricane, earthquake, pandemic, riot, hate crime, cyber attack, data breach, power outage, supply chain disruption, or something else.
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Learn how we help communities master the challenge of disaster response
the good news
With a plan, you can protect your community, your team and business assets.
Once you have an emergency plan in place, you can survive any disaster—and emerge stronger than before. You can keep your organization running as smoothly as possible (revenue flowing in, clients served, bills paid) even when the world feels upside down. If you don’t have an emergency plan, yet, we’re here to help.
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newsletter
Twice a month, we send out a brief, interesting, and surprisingly simple newsletter.
You can expect:
- Tips on how to prepare for an emergency
- Inspiring true stories about disaster recovery
- Insights on resilience, courage, and how to be a strong, capable leader during difficult times
Important Acknowledgment
Two Lynchpin Road recognizes that we are on the ancestral lands of the Coast Miwok, Pomo, and Wappo, who are the original caretakers of the Sonoma County, California area.
We respectfully acknowledge the Indigenous peoples who have been stewarding and maintaining relationship on this land as knowledge keepers for millennia.
As an organization, we are dedicated to understanding and educating others about historical and ongoing connections between land conservation, disaster impacts, and social inequities. This includes the histories of genocide, forced removal and displacement, and broken promises with Indigenous peoples as a part of American history.
This acknowledgment serves as a gesture of respect to the land we are located on.
