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Ed became one of the first paramedics in the New York City EMS System in 1975.
In 1975 he was invited to join the AHA activities at the national level and he has been very active in teaching, writing educational materials and ECC program administration.
He joined the company in 1992 as Vice President of Marketing.
Having continuously been CPR certified from 1992 it seemed a natural fit when Dave applied to work as a clinical research assistant with the Center for Resuscitation Science for a CPR education study.
He is the Medical Director and for the Anchorage Fire Department and for Anchorage Area-wide EMS, a position he has held since 1995.
Adam became a firefighter and ambulance driver in 2003 in Northern Wisconsin. As a result, in 2005, he became an AHA BLS Instructor.
The Foundation created the William H. Montgomery, MD Excellence in Education Award in 2006.
Working with faculty and staff from our partner organizations, Ann helped create the RA in 2008.
Since that first class in May of 2009, the two have trained over 135,000 people how to save lives! Today, SureFire CPR covers all Southern California with 4 locations and employs a 58-person team.
Code One then launched its first community training center in 2009 and has continued to grow since then.
Five Girl Scouts from Troop 3803 in San Diego became passionate about the importance of CPR training and use of AEDs in the community in 2013 when one of their father’s suffered a Sudden Cardiac Arrest.
In 2014, Jeffrey launched a training organization, Healthcare Certifications, based in Bellingham, WA and developed a team of instructors.
In 2015, Chief Jenkins was elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the International Association of Fire Chiefs as the Second Vice President.
Lance Timmons began his career in resuscitative care advocacy in 2016 as a Beach Director with Connecticut’s State Parks Lifeguard Program.
He has been with Doctor Raúl J. Gazmuri and the Resuscitation Institute since 2016.
In addition, Aaron has advocated to help pass the CPR in schools bill which was passed in 2016 in the State of Arizona.
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In 2017, Jacob encountered an event that he will never forget and precisely changed the way he views community AED preparedness and the need for CPR training.
Christian began his EMT training in the summer of 2017 alongside many of his colleagues and was eager to find a position thereafter.
He was given the honor of serving as the Program Director since 2017 for the Florida Resuscitation Academy.
He was elected President of the ZOLL Foundation in 2018.
On Halloween 2018, Katie became the emergency when she suffered from Sudden Cardiac Arrest, while sleeping in her home.
Since launching the training program in February 2019, the team has trained over 1,000 people and seen multiple cardiac arrest victims survive due, in-part, to hands-only CPR.
During this time Carly not only directly managed all of the distribution partners, but she was successful in gaining the product the award for “New Product of the Year 2019” by Occupational Health & Safety.
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In 2021 alone, we’ve contributed nearly $1 million in cash and in-kind support, and volunteered 509 staff hours to ministries, missionaries, non-profits, and Christian families committed to serving the Lord, and spreading His word.
In the fall of 2022, she will be attending the University of Wisconsin River Falls for a degree in Business Administration- Marketing Professional Sales.
With more than 20 current educational sites, Tony and his team will continue to expand in 2022 with hopes of increasing quality education in resuscitation beyond the southeast region of the USA.
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| Company name | Founded date | Revenue | Employee size | Job openings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University Of Illinois Employees Credit Union | 1932 | $50.0M | 85 | 1 |
| Golden 1 Credit Union | 1933 | $570.0M | 1,900 | - |
| Technology Credit Union | 1960 | $79.8M | 100 | - |
| Travis Credit Union | 1951 | $160.0M | 500 | 15 |
| California Coast Credit Union | 1929 | $3.4M | 125 | - |
| America's Christian Credit Union | 1958 | $13.3M | 70 | - |
| Christian Community Credit Union | 1957 | $18.0M | 140 | - |
| The Citizens First National Bank Of Storm Lake | 1902 | $41.1M | 100 | - |
| American Savings Fsb | - | - | 37 | - |
| West Coast Financial | - | $2.3M | 125 | - |
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