Jason Pack is a retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent, veteran crisis communicator, and public safety leader with more than three decades of experience in law enforcement, emergency response, media relations, and crisis communications.
A former television reporter and radio news anchor, Pack later served as a global FBI spokesperson during some of the nation’s most high-profile crises, including the Boston Marathon bombing, the Pulse Nightclub attack, the Nashville Christmas Day bombing, the Boy in the Bunker hostage crisis, and with FEMA, responding to 9/11 at Ground Zero and the Space Shuttle Columbia Crash.
He has also served with FEMA, worked as a firefighter and still serves as an Advanced EMT. He has trained law enforcement and public safety leaders in child abduction, crisis negotiation and communication, media strategy, and public information. Today, he leads his crisis PR Firm, Media Rep Global Strategies, and provides national and international media analysis for major television and newspaper outlets on breaking news like Fox News, CNN and NewsNation on law enforcement, crisis response, and emergency services.
