Advisors and Partners

Our Advisory Partners are a network of subject matter experts and organizations, including representatives from the National Violence Prevention Hotline, who provide guidance and insight on topics related to our mission. These individuals and organizations serve in an advisory capacity only and are not employees, agents, or official spokespersons of our organization. The views and opinions they express are their own and do not necessarily reflect the positions or policies of our organization.

Rob D'Amico

Board Member/Advisor

Robert (Rob) D’Amico is currently working in the capacity of Chief Security Officer at 1/ST (1/ST Group of Companies) and Sierra One Consulting. He has previously served as Chief Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and as a Marine for the US Marines Corps. Rob is an alumnus of the prestigious Ohio State University.

Timothy Reboulet

Retired Senior Special Agent, U.S. Secret Service

Timothy Reboulet brings more than 22 years of elite federal law enforcement experience to the Violence Prevention Hotline. As a Senior Special Agent with the United States Secret Service, he served on the Presidential Protection Detail under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama and led the Electronic Crimes Task Force, including assignments with Europol’s European Cyber Crime Centre. He planned security for major national events including the G8, G20 Summits, and the Winter Olympics. Now Chief Strategy Officer at M6 Global Defense, Tim advises organizations, school districts, and government agencies on threat assessment, K–12 safety, and crisis prevention.

Robin Dreeke

Retired FBI Special Agent | Former Chief, Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program

Robin Dreeke spent more than 21 years with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, rising to serve as Chief of the FBI’s elite Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program — where he specialized in building trust, recruiting foreign intelligence sources, and decoding human behavior in high-stakes environments. A Marine Corps veteran, Robin is now a bestselling author (Sizing People Up, The Code of Trust, It’s Not All About Me), keynote speaker, and founder of People Formula LLC. His practical frameworks for predicting behavior, building authentic trust, and identifying deceptive intent make him an invaluable resource for violence prevention work.

Chris Grollnek, M.S.

Retired Police Detective | Founder, Active Shooter Prevention Project | U.S. Marine Corps Veteran

Chris Grollnek is one of the nation’s most recognized authorities on active shooter and domestic terrorism prevention, with more than 30 years of experience across the military, law enforcement, and private security sectors. He founded the Active Shooter Prevention Project (ASPP) and developed the P.R.O. Model™ (Prevention. Response. Options.) — a prevention-first framework adopted as a national standard by the U.S. Department of Justice. He holds a Master of Science degree, has advised governors and congressional committees, and is a frequent expert commentator for CNN, Fox News, BBC World News, and NBC

Scarlett Lewis

Founder, Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement | Sandy Hook Mother

Scarlett Lewis is the mother of Jesse McCord Lewis, a six-year-old hero who saved nine of his classmates before losing his life in the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy on December 14, 2012. In the aftermath, Scarlett found a message Jesse had written on their kitchen chalkboard: “Nurturing Healing Love.” Those three words became the foundation of the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement, a nonprofit Scarlett founded to address the root causes of violence through free social-emotional learning. Choose love is a no cost essential life skills programming for all ages and stages. Choose Love programming is now active in more than 16,000 schools across all 50 states and 135 countries, reaching millions of children worldwide. Scarlett is a bestselling author, global speaker, and tireless advocate for the belief that violence is preventable.

Scott Hyderkhan

Author of Active Shooter Response Training Manual, Active Shooter Response Training: Lone Wolf to Coordinated Attacks, and The Active Shooter – Hostile Event Response (ASHER) Doctrine in Prevention and Response

Chairman of ASHER 360 Nonprofit and advocate for Violence Prevention

Scott M. Hyderkhan was born and raised in Greenfield, Indiana. He served in the United States Army in the 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, 7th Infantry, and 10th Mountain Divisions. With 20 years of service, Scott is an experienced and combat-decorated veteran. Following his military career, Scott transitioned into law enforcement, serving for 19 years with the City of Mercer Island, Washington. During his time in law enforcement, he worked as a patrol officer, SWAT officer, Marine Patrol, and was part of a bicycle force within the regional civil disturbance unit in the Seattle Metropolitan area. During his time at the Mercer Island Police department, he dedicated his military expertise and SWAT experience in evolving his agency’s Tactical Response Unit. Since his retirement from the police department, Scott has trained countless agencies and has been the keynote speaker for events such as Prepare Texas 2023.

Kellie Ann Chainier

Kellie Ann Chainier is a distinguished change maker with a track record of shaping global security, privacy, and compliance frameworks across enterprise cloud solutions. She has dedicated her career to driving trust, transparency, and connecting individuals to enable organizations to achieve collective success. Particularly passionate about governments and non-profit work. Some of her notable achievements include:

Representing the Risk Management pillars for Office 365/Microsoft 365, one of the most popular cloud-based productivity suites in the world.

Chief of Staff to Microsoft CVP of Worldwide Licensing and Pricing Division of Microsoft, responsible for about 60 billion dollars of annual revenue.

In her spare time, she is an advocate for reform in school security and law enforcement involvement in view of active shooter events plaguing the nation. She is a mentor and speaker on the topic of domestic violence and reform in the court system.

Choose Love Movement is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to transforming schools, homes, and communities by teaching people to respond to life’s challenges with courage, gratitude, forgiveness, and compassion-in-action instead of anger or fear. Founded by Scarlett Lewis in honor of her son Jesse, who was killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy, the organization turns his message of “Nurturing Healing Love” into practical, next-generation Character and Social-Emotional Development programs for children and adults worldwide. Through its flagship PreK-12 “Choose Love for Schools” curriculum and related resources for families, workplaces, and communities-all offered at no cost-the Movement equips millions of learners with essential life skills that improve mental well-being, build safer and more connected environments, and help prevent violence, bullying, substance abuse, and other “diseases of despair.”

ASHER 360 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and the community-focused arm of the National Movement for Prevention and the Active Shooter Prevention Project, dedicated to stopping active shooter and hostile events before they happen and strengthening safety where people live, learn, work, and worship. Through its ASHER 360 Model, the organization partners with schools, hospitals, houses of worship, and local agencies to build a shared culture of prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery-offering economically sustainable safety frameworks, School Ranger programs that empower and employ highly trained veterans in daily school operations, and practical leadership training that enhances (rather than replaces) existing protocols. By combining purpose-driven innovation, community reporting stations, and rigorous ASHER qualification standards for safety leaders, ASHER 360 helps communities close critical gaps in current systems, protect children and families, and give veterans new mission-driven roles, all with the goal of making “never here” a reality in every community they serve.

Active Shooter Prevention Project (ASPP)

Organizational Partner

The Active Shooter Prevention Project™ (ASPP) is a nationally recognized, prevention-first organization built on the principle that active shooter incidents are not inevitable; they can be stopped before they start. Founded by Former U.S. Marine and retired police detective corporal Chris Grollnek, ASPP developed the P.R.O. Model™ (Prevention. Response. Options.) and has been selected twice as an “A” national standard by the U.S. Department of Justice. ASPP’s work spans Fortune 500 companies, K–12 schools, government agencies, and communities, providing training, consulting, and technology solutions designed to reduce violence before it occurs. aspppro.com