H.E Brandon C. Jones-McGeer has served the International Community, since July of 2008, in the capacity of Commissioner for Burns and Head of Delegation of the Office of the Commissioner for Burns (The O.C.B Administration) His responsibilities are numerous, the Commissioner was appointed to assist Burn Victims-Survivors and Persons suffering from Disabilities within the International Community through his office and Administration. In addition, there are  other matters that receives attention and assistance:

1) Positive access to Health Care for All,

 

2) Health and Human Services for those with Burns and Disabilities,

 

4) Nuclear Proliferation and Disarmament,

5) Eradication of Sexual Assault against Women and Children,

6) Eradication of Discrimination in all of its forms, 

7) Positive Access for Citizens of Member States to Education,

8) Positive Access to Housing and Specialized Facilities such as Nursing Homes and/or Mental Health Facilities,

9) Providing for Fire, EMS, Law Enforcement and Policy Support & Management, etc. 

The Commissioner wanted to implement programs that would assist those suffering from Burns and/or Disabilities, regardless of  how complex their situation may be.

The Commissioner has an extensive background in the Public Safety Community, Since October of 2001; whereas he has served and volunteered with various fire services units in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. The Commissioner's original dream was to be a pastry chef, and he was prepared to attend one of America’s great Culinary Art Schools in Rhode Island. However, the responsibilities and opportunity to make a great difference, through his office & Administration, caused him to lay down that dream and take up a new mission.  His dream and desire is to build and preserve a better tomorrow, because it is what's needed. 

 

The Commissioner has several sisters, one brother, three nieces and a nephew.  He hopes someday to have a family of his own, but for now he is satisfied to continue the mission of Assisting the International Community in his role as the CFB-HOD.  

 

 

1) The U.S Burn Support Organization (2004 to Present)

 

2) The Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors (1993 to Present)

 

3) The Montgomery County Pennsylvania Fire Police Association (2001 to Present)

 

4) The Lincoln Fire Company Sta. 56 (2001 to Present)

 

5) The Kentucky (Governors) Colonels (2010 to Present)

 

6) International Association of Fire Chief's (2011 to Present)

 

 

H.E Thorne Maxwell serves as the CFB-HOD "Deputy Commissioner for Burns & Representative of Delegation" on matters of policy, administration and operations in the Office of the Commissioner for Burns (The O.C.B Administration). H.E Maxwell, herself, a Burn Survivor, has worked continuously with the CFB-HOD since 2001 when the O.C.B Administration predecessor organization, the U.S Burn Support Organization was initiated; prior to her association with the CFB-HOD H.E Brandon C. Jones-McGeer.

 

H.E Thorne Maxwell was employed in the entertainment industry for many years. She was a fashion model in the United States and Europe, a production worker on feature films and commercials and music director for a prominent New York City Radio Station. In addition, she has enjoyed success as a business owner, interior design consultant and an IT training professional.

 

As a Burn Survivor,  H.E Thorne Maxwell brings extraordinary dedications and commitment to her role as the Deputy Commissioner for Burns & Representative of Delegation. It is her primary mission to educate the public on matters regarding the humane treatment of Burn Survivors. Equally as important she wishes to bring resources, awareness and a range of services to Burn Survivors throughout the U.S and the International Community.

In addition, Mr. Garcia aids the other O.C.B Administration Principals and staff members by being there when they have questions and/or concerns. Furthermore, as Chief Of Staff, Mr. Garcia is the key staff member for vetting issues before they reach the Commissioner's desk. 

His work also requires him to become involved by taking positions with other IGO related entities, governments, civil society, etc., regarding policies, the sincere mission, and the agenda of the O.C.B Administration.

Rev. Dr. Sherra C. Stephens-Jarrells was vetted and appointed on March 11, 2011 to serve the role of the Assistant Commissioner for Human Resources & Chief of the Executive Services Department based upon her vast knowledge and experience in the related arenas of Human Resources.
 
As the Assistant Commissioner for Human Resources, she is charged with the administrative duties of the O.C.B Administration, such as payroll, retention of staff members, training and continuing education of the O.C.B staff and the principles officers, quality control, hiring and termination of staff members, and additionally enforcing the mandate and directives of the Office of the Commissioner for Burns.  

Similarly to the Chief of Staff, the Assistant Commissioner for Human Resources serves as a liaison between the various departments of O.C.B Administration (which is around 9 and growing) based upon the opinions and needs of the Commissioner & Deputy Commissioner for Burns.
 
Rev. Dr. Stephens-Jarrells' biographical profile describes her as follows: 

·         Intelligent, Personable, Task-Oriented, Creative, Purposeful,

·         Time-System Planner, On-Budget, Specific Priorities, Keen Wit,

·         Goal Orientated, Presenter, Generous with Time and Talents,

·         Trustworthy, Cares for and about Others.

 

Further, she is an ordained member of the clergy and has helped numerous persons and families through her ministerial responsibilities. Rev. Dr. Stephens-Jarrells’ life skills enable her to facilitate the various tasks as well as produce positive results in her service as Assistant Commissioner for Human Resources.

                                                    
As the Assistant Commissioner for Health and Human Services, Dr. Clevenger is charged with providing supportive assistance at the national level to member States, for those in need.  He is also responsible for teaching, and working to encourage member States to uphold and support the various policy initiatives launched by the Commissioner and the O.C.B.  These responsibilities include working with diplomats of member States to find solutions to ensure that all citizens of the world have positive access to basic human needs such as food, water, health care (to include medical insurance and primary & emergency care), housing, and access to everyday life necessities, etc. 
 
Dr. Clevenger is an internationally known ordained clergyman with more than two decades of service in ministry.  He's a decorated, honorably discharged veteran of the religious program of  the U.S. Navy, Fleet Marine Force in dedicated service to the citizens of the United States of America.  Professional memberships include the International Human Rights Commission, service as a board member for Global Diplomatic Corps, and service as a Goodwill and Face-book Ambassador.  Dr. Clevenger is a lobbyist for human rights, published author, award winning poet, and former newspaper columnist.  He is also a well established international public speaker with experience in radio ministries.  Together with his only wife of 26 years, Lady Ayla Clevenger, RN, BSN, they have 5 children and 3 grandchildren.

H.E. Naj, a citizen of the United States of America currently serves as the Assistant Commissioner Foreign Affairs. 

The Assistant Commissioner for  Foreign Affairs (ACFA) is the International Representative and Senior  Advisor of the Office of the Commissioner for Burns (O.C.B Administration) for matters of State.  H.E Naj represents the foreign policy of the Commissioner and the O.C.B Administration in order to extend the expressed policies of the member States, for the purpose of positive change.  In addition, the  ACFA sits on the "Committee of 12" as Co-Chair.  This allows matters involving foreign policies of the O.C.B Administration to be addressed during times of concern and/or questions, as expressed by the Committee of' '12.

 

H.E. Naj has a vast knowledge of international affairs, the diplomatic community, foreign policy, human rights, and more then a decade in intergovernmental affairs (IGO's).  H.E Naj is a valuable resource to the Commissioner and the O.C.B Administration

As the Assistant Commissioner for Protocol and Public Information, Dr. Cantrell is responsible for training and encouraging the Member States and their Citizens to follow the the Official Protocol of the Office of the Commissioner for Burns.  She is charged with ensuring all O.C.B Administration Principals and Employees are respected when operating in the field.  The Assistant Commissioner for Protocol and Public Information works through the member States to ensure this great responsibility is not neglected by anyone, at anytime, whatsoever.  H.E Princess Cantrell is also charged with ensuring that the image & message of the O.C.B. administration is always presented in a positive light. 

 

 In addition, the overall responsibility concerning public outreach to Citizens of Member States which include all forms of media (print, radio, internet, television, digital, text, etc.)  H.E Princess Cantrell also serves as the official spokesperson for the Commissioner for Burns and the O.C.B. administration.  All statements and speeches are vetted through her office before being released to the International Community, as well as through other O.C.B Administration Principals, i.e the Chief of Staff or the " Committee of '12"

 

H.E Princess Cantrell is truly committed to helping those who are in need to receive the best possible help available.  Her entire life has been to volunteer services to humankind, including receiving the President's Call to Service Award, which was given to congratulate her for addressing the most pressing needs of those less fortunate. 

 

H.E Princess Cantrell has an educational background with various degrees, and has a Doctor of Human Letters from the Becket Theological Institute, Canterbury, England, for her great service to create peace, harmony, fraternity, understanding, and tolerance.  Dr. Cantrell's professional memberships include serving as a board member of the Global Diplomatic Corps, and she serves as a Goodwill Ambassador for Peace concerning international human rights as well as a Facebook Ambassador.  The Princess's actions speak for themselves.

 

Furthermore, the Hon. Chief Justice Mr. Benjamin Zvenia is an appointed member of the Tribal Courts Committee-America Bar Association, Judicial Division, Special Court Judges Section and Vice Chair of both the Animal Law Committee and the Workers' Compensation & Employers' Liability Law Committee-American Bar Association, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section. A former Vice Chair of the Labor & Employment Practice Section, as well as, former Co-Chair of the Health Law Section of the Federal Bar Association. Within these areas of law,  the Hon. Chief Justice Zvenia has had numerous articles published on topics covering public safety and associated legal areas.

 

Moreover, the Hon. Chief Justice Zvenia currently serves on the NV S.CT AOC Order of Protection Committee and previously was the appointed Tribal Court Liaison for the Arizona Supreme Court's-Domestic Violence Court Committee known as "CIDVC".

 

The Hon. Chief Justice Zvenia has received many honors, starting with the National Judicial College-University of Nevada, Reno, NV, Certificate in Judicial Development Program. August of 2003 to Present; Doctor of Medicine (Medicina Alternativa), Open International University for Complementary Medicines, Columbo, Sri Lanka, November of 1997; Juris Doctorate, British-American University-College of Law, San Clemente, Ca, June of 1995. Doctorate in Public Health, United States School of Naturopathy & Allied Sciences, June of 1987. Master of Science & Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration, California State University at Long Beach, Long Beach, CA, May of 1984; Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, Hahnemann Memorial Institute of Health Sciences...

 

 

1) American Judges Association (2003 to Present)

 

2) National American Indian Court Judges (2003 to Present)

 

3) Federal Circuit Bar Association (2005 to Present)

 

4) Bar Association of the District of Columbia (1997 to Present)

 

5) National Bar Association (1996 to Present)

 

6) National Native American Bar Association (1996 to Present)

 

7) Oklahoma Indian Bar Association (1996 to Present)

 

8) Nevada Indian Bar Association (1996 to Present)

 

9) Northwest Indian Bar Association (2002 to Present)

 

10) American Arbitration Association-Int Center (1996 to Present)

 

11) National Board of Naturopathic Examiners (1981 to Present)

 

12) National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (1977 to Present)

 

 

 

 A 1985 graduate of the Temple University School of Law, her professional background includes teaching special education prior to entering legal practice. Her court admissions include: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania - United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania

Ms. Trevor is Founder and Chairperson of the American Association for Justice’s Burn Injury Litigation Group    Ms. Trevor serves on the Board of Directors and is Education Coordinator of the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, as well as being its 2007 President's Award recipient.

Ms. Trevor is also on the publications committee of TRIAL Magazine, the national journal for plaintiffs’ lawyers, and is a regular contributing author to this publication, including her articles, “Hidden Burn Hazards at Home”, TRIAL, Vol. 41, No. 5 (May 2005); “A Lawyer’s Guide to Representing Burn Survivors”, TRIAL, Vol. 34, No. 6 (June 1998); “Representing a Burn Survivor”, TRIAL, Vol. 32, No. 9 (September 1996). Ms. Trevor is the author of “Know the Law, A Burn Survivor's Resource”, published in 2003 and revised in 2009.

Ms. Trevor serves on the advisory committee of the Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors. She is a past Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Society, which is a non-profit advocacy organization providing support and services to burn survivors.

Ms. Trevor is a past President of the Board of Directors for the Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Center City Residents’ Association of Philadelphia.

Ms. Trevor has also gained recognition for video settlement brochures, used to resolve litigation before trial. Her work has been featured on broadcast television. She is also a frequent presenter at seminars on trial techniques.

She has also volunteered as a counselor for over 12 years at Camp Susquehanna, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, a camp for children who suffered Burn Injuries.

The Assistant Commissioner for Terrorism & Intelligence Affairs is to serve as a Senior Advisor on Terrorism & Intelligence, promote information sharing, as well as a strategic and unified direction. In addition, ensure integration of the O.C.B Administration abilities of response to a terrorist attack within Member States and/or around the world.

The ACTIA also is responsible for the Daily Briefing of the Commissioner on all matters, concerning International Peace & Security; the ACTIA also briefs the Deputy Commissioner, when required under the O.C.B Administration Policies & regulations.

   The responsibilities-requirements of the ACTIA:

·        1. Serves at the Commissioner’s Principal Intelligence Advisor

·        2. Manages the O.C.B Administration Terrorism & Intelligence Program (Budget)

·        3. Sets direction for Anti-Terrorism Response through policies and budgets

·        4. Ensure coordination of integration of O.C.B Administration Personnel, expertise, and capabilities

·        5. Provides leadership on Intelligence cross-cutting issues

 

 

1) World Ambassadors Program (Special Advisor) 

 

2) Special Representative for Burn Camps (Representative) 

 

3) Special Travel Office for the 4 Top-Tier Principals (Arranges all travel and coordinates with those concerned "Advance Team") 

 

4) Communication Coordination Unit (Responsible for the Overall O.C.B Communications, as provided under Security Directive) 

 

5) Military Advisor to the Commissioner & Head of Delegation (Military Liaison from Member States "Committee") 

 

6) Special Representative for Youth Affairs