About the Founder
Meet Two Lynchpin’s Founder
Alicia Johnson
Alicia Johnson has 20 years of experience in emergency management and disaster resilience. From forest fires and chemical spills to active shooters and data breaches, she’s seen it all.
Alicia is the former Director of Emergency Management at UC Berkeley, has advised NATO, and her work has been recognized by The Obama White House. She holds degrees and certifications from University of Colorado-Denver, NYU, and Harvard.
Clients include the state of Oregon, the city of San Francisco, the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program, the county of Santa Cruz, CA, Outsmart Disaster, Off the Grid, and many more.
Alicia has been a disaster responder and a disaster survivor—and understands what it’s like to be on both ends of the spectrum.
She’s based in the Bay Area of California. On weekends, you’ll find her planning her next travel adventure (6 countries, 45 states, and counting), immersed in a photography project, and watching Formula 1 Racing with her son.
Recognition
Trusted by top organizations and government agencies, including FEMA. Recognized by the Obama White House.
About Us
At Two Lynchpin Road, we help communities and organizations prepare for disasters, emergencies, and any other type of crisis. Work with us to respond, respond swiftly, recover, and rebuild.
When the worst-case scenario happens, we’re here for you.
Whether you lead a state, county, city, community, neighborhood association, nonprofit, or organization, book a free 30-minute call.
Let’s discuss which types of scenarios are most likely to impact you and your people, discuss your plan, identify gaps, and make sure you’re ready to respond immediately when a disaster occurs.
It’s never “fun” to think about emergencies, but it’s crucial to do so. Planning ahead saves lives, homes, and businesses.
The best time to prepare was yesterday. The second-best time is right now. Don’t put this off any longer. Be a proactive leader and reach out to us today.
The Two Lynchpin Mission
We help communities become disaster-resilient by creating plans and practices to match their vision of recovery.
Research shows that when organizations have an emergency plan in place, they are 96% more likely to survive a disaster and rebuild successfully.
We’re here to help our clients avoid the type of loss that is preventable and unnecessary, build greater resilience, and rebuild better and stronger after a crisis.
