NATMI Member Book Release – Leading Before the Incident

NATMI Member Book Release – Leading Before the Incident

NATMI member and instructor DeShon L. Brown, CDS, recently released a book entitled Leading Before the Incident.

The book examines leadership distance from operational reality, governance failures, normalized risk, and the organizational conditions that often emerge long before visible failure occurs.

Leading Before the Incident is a leadership and governance work focused on executive accountability, operational oversight, decision-making, and long-term organizational resilience across high-risk and complex environments.

This leadership and governance book examines executive distance from operational reality, risk, incident prevention, safety leadership, compliance pressure, and how organizations normalize hazards before failure becomes visible.

Most leaders wait until failure is visible. This book shows why that is already too late.

Book Description

Leading Before the Incident examines why executives are often farther from operational reality than they realize—and how leadership distance normalizes risk.

This is not a safety manual.  It does not offer checklists.  It explains why leadership decisions matter before failure.   Because the most important incident is the one you will never see.

Find out more or order Leading Before the Incident.