Eric Letvin is a recognized leader in disaster resilience and hazard mitigation, bringing over 30 years of expertise to Tidal Basin. As Vice President of Resiliency, he spearheads innovative strategies that bolster community resilience and reduce vulnerabilities to hazards.
Eric has been instrumental in transforming federal disaster programs and developing national risk mitigation policies that deliver equitable and impactful results. Known for his ability to lead large-scale initiatives, he combines deep technical understanding with a commitment to driving meaningful change. His efforts have consistently advanced resilience across diverse communities and industries.
With a foundation in environmental engineering and law, Eric has served in several high-profile roles across FEMA, the White House National Security Council, and has led hazard mitigation committees across the federal government and with international partners.
During his recent nine-year tenure as the Deputy Assistant Administrator of the Mitigation Directorate at FEMA, Eric supervised over 290 full time staff, was responsible for all FEMA mitigation grant programs, led floodplain management nationwide, reduced barriers for communities to access federal funding, and helped execute the National Flood Insurance Program.
“Eric’s leadership style exemplifies innovation and collaboration, qualities that align seamlessly with our core values and vision for the future. As we face increasingly complex disaster challenges, we are confident that Eric’s expertise and strategic insight will strengthen our ability to protect communities, foster sustainable growth, and deliver impactful solutions,” said Catherine Carr Clinch, President – Federal Services Division.
Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Eric Letvin as we continue to work together to build a safer, stronger tomorrow for all. We are excited for the journey ahead and the positive impact we can achieve together through Eric’s leadership and dedication.
