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Dianne Wright, MPA

Dianne Wright, MPA

Dianne Wright, MPA, has been a senior consultant with Fitch & Associates (www.fitchassoc.com) for nearly 13 years. Her EMS experience and expertise is in budgeting and operations, particularly for non-profits. She was assistant director at Miami-Dade Fire Rescue for 10 years and project manager for the Miami Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) homeland security program for six years.

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