Ray Rodgers

Ray Rodgers has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. They started their career at Merrill Lynch, where they worked as a Client Account Representative and later as a Senior Operations Specialist for Global Wealth Management. After that, Ray worked at Florida State University as a Research Assistant for the Center for Disaster Risk Policy and as an International Studio Housing Consultant. They then joined Citigroup as a Training and Development Consultant Engagement. Ray later joined OnDeck Capital, where they worked as a Loan Operations Analyst and a Canadian Small Business Funding Advisor. They then moved to Fundation, where they held multiple roles, including Relationship Manager for BancAlliance, Relationship Manager Team Lead for Citizens Bank, Senior Relationship Manager for Strategic Partnerships, and Sales Manager for Strategic Partnerships. Currently, Ray works at ApplePie Capital as a Strategic Program Manager.

Ray Rodgers has a diverse educational background in the field of international affairs, emergency management, and developing areas. Ray earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science and Government from the University of Rhode Island in 2007. Later, they pursued a Masters of Arts in International Affairs, focusing on Terrorism and Emergency Management, at Florida State University from 2010 to 2013. During the same period, they also obtained a Masters of Planning Science with a specialization in Developing Areas from Florida State University. In addition, they earned a Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management and Homeland Security from Florida State University in 2011.

With regards to certifications, it is stated that Ray Rodgers received training in the G358 Evacuation and Re-entry Planning Course from the Florida Division of Emergency Management, the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program from FEMA, and the Professional Development Series Level 1 from FEMA. However, the specific details regarding the acquisition dates of these certifications are not provided.