Dr. Renno is the founder and president of Radiation Emergency Services, which specializes in training solutions using science-based simulation software for supporting radiation disaster preparedness.  Wendy has also supported DOE/NNSA programs since 2010.  Over the past 7 years, Wendy has been a part of the DOE Operations and Exercises team in leadership roles for each of the DOE Consequence Management (CM) exercises during that time. Prior to that, she worked with in the CM program at the Remote Sensing Laboratory and held numerous positions in support of the Federal Radiological Monitoring and Assessment Center (FRMAC). Wendy's operational experience enables her to bring a unique perspective on scientific issues in operational settings. As a FRMAC Assessment scientist during the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant emergency, Wendy was heavily involved in the creation of many of the FRMAC radiological data products that were used to support decision making by the U.S Department of Defense, Department of State, White House, and Government of Japan. Wendy has also routinely supported radiation emergency preparedness drills and training throughout the country.  Wendy earned her Doctor of Radiochemistry and Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.