<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>AtkinsRéalis has hired Matt Talley as the company's new Senior Vice President of Resilience &amp; Emergency Management in the U.S. and Latin America. Matt brings nearly three decades leading strategy, business development, and organizational growth across infrastructure, disaster recovery, and humanitarian operations. He has decades of experience serving as the Principal and Program Manager for FEMA's Individual Assistance, Public Assistance, Consolidated Resource Center, and Hazard Mitigation Programs, overseeing multi-billion-dollar federal portfolios that strengthened national recovery capabilities.</p><p>Prior to joining AtkinsRéalis, Matt served as a Senior Vice President at AECOM where he launched and scaled its humanitarian business into a nationally recognized $300M+ platform, leading large-scale recovery and resilience programs for FEMA, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and state and municipal governments. Operations he designed, built and led include a $1B humanitarian emergency shelter in Pomona, California, which housed more than 10,000 unaccompanied migrant children during COVID in 2021, and most recently, the City of Los Angeles' Wildlife Recovery Program, which was established following the Palisades wildfire earlier this year. Matt attended The College of William and Mary receiving an undergraduate degree in finance and later attended the law school at George Mason University, receiving a joint degree in Public Policy and Law.</p></div></div>

<p>AtkinsRéalis has appointed Matt Talley as Senior Vice President of Resilience & Emergency Management in the U.S. and Latin America. Talley brings nearly 30 years of experience in infrastructure, disaster recovery, and humanitarian operations. He previously served as Senior VP at AECOM, leading large-scale recovery and resilience programs. Talley holds degrees from The College of William and Mary and George Mason University.</p>

Atkinsréalis Appoints Matt Talley as Senior Vice President of Resilience & Emergency Management in the U.S. and Latin America