Anthony Moorhouse
Anthony Moorhouse is the Founder and CEO of Dynamiq, an Australian-based international emergency management provider. Anthony has 15 years’ experience in developing strategic business resilience and emergency management strategies for large- and medium-scale organisations around the world.
Prior to founding Dynamiq, Anthony spent a decade in the Australian Army as a Captain in the Special Forces, where he received a Commendation for Leadership during Counter-Terrorism Operations.
He has a Master’s degree in International Relations; his thesis focused on the prevention of suicide terrorism. He is regularly called upon by leading Australian and international media agencies to provide expert comment on global safety and security events and risk management issues.
Anthony leads Dynamiq’s Crisis Management Team during large scale incidents that affect the company’s clients. He specializes in helping Boards and Senior Executives to ensure their duty of care obligations to staff operating in remote and hostile environments are met. Anthony has regional expertise in Africa, the Middle East and the Americas.
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