Andrew Boyarsky

Andrew Boyarsky is a Clinical Associate Professor and Academic Director for Risk, Operations, and Emergency Management at the Katz School at Yeshiva university where he employs his years of experience in emergency preparedness, disaster response, and project management. Previously, Prof. Boyarsky served as the Program Director for Emergency Management Programs at CUNY, where he led large-scale, multi-agency training programs for a range of City agency clients: NYC Office of Emergency Management, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and Human Resources Administration. Among these programs, the Coastal Storm Plan Training project was focused on preparing 69,000 assigned storm staff for work in the emergency sheltering system, post disaster recovery, logistics operations, and mass casualty plans. Prof. Boyarsky was actively involved in the preparations for and response to Hurricanes Irene and Sandy (2011, 2012), leading major efforts, both Citywide and regionally, in developing vital support and management systems for emergency deployment, management, and reporting. He is also on the faculty at several colleges of the City University of New York.

Education

• MSM Hult International Business School (1996 — 1997)
• Bachelors The Johns Hopkins University (1986 — 1990)
• High School Diploma Northfield Mount Hermon (1983 — 1986)

Companies

• Clinical Associate Professor New York University (2017)
• President Pinnacle Performance Management (2013)
• Adjunct Professor in Emergency and Project Management The City University of New York (2004)
• Director of Risk, Operations, and Emergency Management Programs, Katz School Yeshiva University (2016 — 2019)
• Program Director CUNY School of Professional Studies (2007 — 2016)
• Porftolio Manager American Management Association (2004 — 2007)
• Manager of Client Service and Project Management PerformXcellence (2001 — 2003)
• President and Founder Surfing Seniors (1999 — 2001)
• Project Manager/Russia Rieter Automotive Systems (1997 — 1998)