Monica Owens Doyle

Monica Owens Doyle is the national program manager of Community Preparedness Programs at the American Red Cross. After serving two terms of service with AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps and supporting Hurricane response and recovery in 2004 and 2005, Owens Doyle accepted a position as a Client and Community Recovery Specialist with the American Red Cross working across Southern Mississippi and Southeast Louisiana. In 2012, the Obama Administration recognized Owens Doyle as a White House Champion of Change for her work in community preparedness and resilience building after Hurricane Katrina in Mississippi and Louisiana. Owens Doyle’s team manages the Red Cross’ nationwide Home Fire Campaign and the agency’s expansion into wildfire home safety visits. Her interests lie in fulfilling the Red Cross mission by preventing human suffering due to disasters and supporting community risk reduction efforts. She holds a degree in Anthropology and Biology from the University of Georgia and is a certified project management and nonprofit professional with a graduate certificate from Louisiana State University. Owens Doyle resides in Ogden, Utah with her husband and their three children.