Matt Hinds-Aldrich's guest appearances

Matt Hinds-Aldrich

CRR Radio

Combustible

FNO: InsureTech

Hal Moore

Matt Lewis

Dave Williams

Gabriel Halimi

Dan Woods

Bryan Falchuk

David Williams

Dan Burton

Stan Smith

Dan Moore

Bill Smith

Josh Thompson

Andrew Cohen

Daniel Blanaru

Andrew Wynn

OwlTail

LEAD

Rob and Lee get “fired up” in their talk with American Association of Insurance Services (AAIS) Senior Risk Strategy Lead, Matt Hinds-Aldrich, on the latest episode of the FNO: InsureTech podcast. AAIS has served the property and casualty insurance industry as the only national nonprofit advisory organization governed by its member companies, providing insurance forms, rules and loss costs to over 700 insurance carriers across the country. We had the opportunity to talk with Matt and learn about his role and expertise at AAIS, the complexity of fire, and much more. Don’t miss this interesting and unique episode! Learn more about AAIS at https://aaisonline.com. Like what you hear on FNO: InsureTech? Know someone who would be a great guest for the podcast? Let us know: Email us at amuya@alacritysolutions.com!

Rob and Lee get “fired up” in their talk with American Association of Insurance Services (AAIS) Senior Risk Strategy Lead, Matt Hinds-Aldrich, on the latest episode of the FNO: InsureTech podcast. AAIS has served the property and casualty insurance industry as the only national nonprofit advisory organization governed by its member companies, providing insurance forms, rules and loss costs to over 700 insurance carriers across the country. We had the opportunity to talk with Matt and learn about his role and expertise at AAIS, the complexity of fire, and much more. Don’t miss this interesting and unique episode! Learn more about AAIS at <a href="https://aaisonline.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://aaisonline.com</a>. Like what you hear on FNO: InsureTech? Know someone who would be a great guest for the podcast? Let us know: Email us at amuya@alacritysolutions.com!

Ep 171 – AAIS Senior Risk Strategy Lead, Matt Hinds-Aldrich

In this episode of CRR Radio we talk with Matt Hinds-Aldrich from the NFPA about the two-year grant they were awarded to look at how to better collect data relating to CRR activities.  Having a better way of documenting CRR activities would be key to helping develop evidence-based programs by collecting data relating to activity and outcomes. NFPA is looking for information on how departments are currently documenting their activities as part of this research project, and if you have something to contribute, please contact Matt Hinds-Aldrich at nfds@nfpa.org. (Sorry about some of the audio glitches during the podcast, we had an intermittent connection!)

Data with Matt Hinds-Aldrich

Tom Burrell

If you're a firefighter who thinks this episode sounds like it's going to be boring, then you're exactly who needs to listen to it. It's not a debate on the merits of a 2 1/2 handline, but it might be just as important to your longterm future in the fire service.We're very aware that most firefighters while at work prefer a computer that is on fire as opposed to reporting on a fire (and they might just let it burn.) None of us signed up to do reports all day. And we here at Combustible have often joked that the firefighter recruitment posters today should show a firefighter hunched over a computer. But while those sentiments about data are born from some very real frustrations, the fact that data is now a part of the fire service is indisputable.For this episode we sit down with Matt Hinds-Aldrich (NFPA) and Captain Tom Burrell (DeKalb County Fire Rescue) to talk about data; specifically why firefighters need to change how they view data in the fire service. We also talk about how fire rescue departments need to support their personnel with data, how data is shaping the fire service as we speak, and how to avoid when data is used as an enforcement tool.Follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and please take a moment to rate us on iTunes. Check us out on our website CombustibleThePodcast.com

If you're a firefighter who thinks this episode sounds like it's going to be boring, then you're exactly who needs to listen to it. It's not a debate on the merits of a 2 1/2 handline, but it might be just as important to your longterm future in the fire service.We're very aware that most firefighters while at work prefer a computer that is on fire as opposed to reporting on a fire (and they might just let it burn.) None of us signed up to do reports all day. And we here at Combustible have often joked that the firefighter recruitment posters today should show a firefighter hunched over a computer. But while those sentiments about data are born from some very real frustrations, the fact that data is now a part of the fire service is indisputable.For this episode we sit down with Matt Hinds-Aldrich (NFPA) and Captain Tom Burrell (DeKalb County Fire Rescue) to talk about data; specifically why firefighters need to change how they view data in the fire service. We also talk about how fire rescue departments need to support their personnel with data, how data is shaping the fire service as we speak, and how to avoid when data is used as an enforcement tool.Follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and please take a moment to rate us on iTunes. Check us out on our website <a href="http://CombustibleThePodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CombustibleThePodcast.com</a>

Episode 013 - Why Data Should Matter To Firefighters with Matt Hinds-Aldrich and Tom Burrell