Robert Mateff Sr.

Robert Mateff, Sr. has extensive experience in emergency management and communications. Robert currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Cetronia Ambulance Corps, where they lead the senior management team and contributes to the development of strategic goals and objectives. Prior to this role, they were the Chief Operating Officer of the same organization, responsible for establishing operating rules and policies that aligned with company values and vision.

Previously, Mateff held various positions in emergency management and communications. Robert served as the Director of PennComm and Emergency Communications at the University of Pennsylvania, where they were responsible for the strategic leadership of the Department of Emergency Communications and the implementation of new technologies. Robert also worked as the Deputy Director for 911 at the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, where they directed the planning and implementation of a statewide 9-1-1 system.

Mateff's experience also includes roles at the County of Northampton, where they served as the Director of Emergency Management Services, Deputy Director for 911 Operations, and Deputy Sheriff. In these roles, they were responsible for a variety of emergency management activities, including planning, budgeting, and directing administrative and operational activities.

Additionally, Mateff has served in leadership positions in organizations such as the North East Pennsylvania Regional Counter Terrorism Task Force and the Keystone Emergency Management Association.

Robert Mateff, Sr. obtained a Certification in Pennsylvania Preparedness Leadership Institute from the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health in 2012. Robert also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from DeSales University. Further details regarding the duration of their enrollment or any other degrees or certificates they may have obtained are not provided.