Co-Founder & CEO

Brian Landon, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Fixed Resilience, has dedicated his career to building stronger, more resilient communities around the world. His journey began in the Peace Corps Bulgaria, serving as elected Chairman of the Anti-Human Trafficking Committee and Community & Education Development. His leadership in the anti-human trafficking campaign earned him an invitation to meet with then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to discuss anti-human trafficking initiatives during her official visit to Bulgaria.

Brian's commitment to community development extended to directing private schools in South Korea and consulting for the Malaysian Ministry of Education. He later earned his J.D. from Willamette University College of Law, where his work in the International Human Rights Clinic helped introduce legislation that contributed to dismantling human trafficking networks.

After law school Brian shifted focus from litigation and pursued a Master’s in Science in Threat and Response Management from the University of Chicago. It was during his master's program that Brian deepened his commitment to emergency preparedness.

Brian's entrepreneurial drive led him to found Cascadia Survival Gear, an emergency go bag company. Seeing greater opportunities for innovation, he co-founded Fixed Resilience with Rick Hudson. Together, they are transforming resiliency by building cross-regional networks that integrate FXR Resiliency Hubs, community consulting and training, and advanced monitoring systems, empowering communities to be prepared for any challenge.

Co-Founder & COO

Rick Hudson is the Co-Founder and Chief Officer of Operations at Fixed Resilience, with an extensive background in public service and public safety spanning 37 years.

His career includes 32 years in the fire service, where he held key positions such as Firefighter/Paramedic, Fire Academy Drill Instructor, Fire Captain, and Fire Battalion Chief with the Sacramento Fire Department. Throughout this dynamic and high-risk field, he responded to urgent community needs while also developing fire service personnel to better serve their communities.

In the last five years, Rick served as the Emergency Manager for the coastal community of Cannon Beach, Oregon. In this role, he significantly enhanced coastal resilience by establishing two emergency operations centers, creating a local and regional communications network, and designing and building four resiliency hubs throughout the community. His work in building and educating the community on the resiliency program raised awareness and improved survival outcomes.

Rick's efforts focused on educating the community about the challenges of living in a high-risk environment and enhancing city employees’ knowledge of emergency and evacuation protocols. He also played a crucial role in training the Cannon Beach emergency volunteer teams and community members on city emergency procedures and fostering structured self-reliance to further improve survival outcomes.

Project Director

Josh Kauffman is a dedicated professional with a passion for empowering communities through training and practical solutions. With over a decade of experience, Josh brings a hands-on approach to helping people develop the skills they need to adapt and thrive. His background includes leading training initiatives at Nike, where he focused on creating impactful learning experiences and guiding teams through change.

Josh’s commitment to public service is rooted in his eight years as a reserve police officer, where he developed his skills in crisis management and community safety. Whether working alongside educators, building leadership programs, or volunteering with organizations like Habitat for Humanity, Josh remains focused on helping people grow and become more resilient.

At Fixed Resilience, Josh’s blend of experience in corporate training, community leadership, and crisis management make him an invaluable part of our mission to build stronger, more prepared communities. His role as Project and Training Lead allows him to focus on building local knowledge, enhancing preparedness, and driving the success of our resiliency networks, cache sites, and community training programs.

Finance Manager

Abby Robb is a dedicated educator and financial consultant with a proven track record of excellence in both fields. With over 12 years of experience in education and more than 7 years in financial management, Abby brings a unique blend of analytical precision and heartfelt dedication to her work.

A proud graduate of Indiana University, Abby earned her Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Math Education, laying the foundation for her passion for teaching. She has guided students in Indiana, Colorado, and Texas through the complexities of mathematics, fostering confidence and critical thinking skills in the classroom.

Abby’s commitment to education extends well beyond teaching. She has served as the Education Director at a Colorado tutoring center, where she spearheaded the development of innovative programs to enhance student success. She continues to support her local community by volunteering at her children’s school, being a mentor for students in the district, and substituting to assist fellow educators.

In her financial consulting role, Abby collaborates with businesses to streamline their financial practices and ensure their operations remain organized and effective. Her keen attention to detail and strong analytical skills enable her to deliver actionable insights that drive growth and stability.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Abby is a devoted mother of three and an avid dog lover. Her compassion extends to animal welfare through her past volunteer work with Doodle Dandy, where she helped place dogs in loving foster homes.

With her unique combination of educational expertise, financial acumen, and a heart for service, Abby Robb is making a meaningful impact in her community and beyond.