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Global Trails Media LLC
a Voice, a Heart, a Hand
Public Affairs / Strategic Communications Contractor
25+ Years of International Experience
Video/Audio Editor/Voice Talent
Global Trails Media LLC
Strategic Communications • Media Production • Public Affairs • News & Broadcasting
From broadcast journalism and video production… to public affairs messaging, emergency communications, and digital media platforms including Tonto-TV and KRIMFM.com… Global Trails Media helps organizations inform, connect, and make an impact.
Current Media Efforts
“A glimpse into our ever-growing media presence.”
Significant Experience in Campaign Communications
From our video production we shared at the Arizona State Capital, resulting in a $20 million dollar bridge being built to save lives, to disaster telemedicine satellite communication/solutions and other humanitarian efforts in 36 countries, we've been there and successfully done that.
"News You Can Trust. Stories That Matter."
Tonto TV is Central Arizona’s go-to source for unbiased, fact-based reporting—free from political spin and corporate influence. From breaking news and weather alerts to coverage of issues shaping Central Arizona communities, we keep you informed, connected, and prepared. See more at www.tontotv.com
KRIMFM.COM
Classic Rock, News, Talk, Weather, Sports and Great Specialty Shows from the Heart of Arizona's Rim Country. KRIM was the first low-power FM in the state of Arizona now dating back a quarter century. Central Arizona and Rim Country have grown to love the music and the information like no one else provides...and we have some positive requested additions coming soon. See more at www.krimfm.com
Our Team
Talented, Focused, Professional
President/CEO
VP-Operations
Frisbee Retrieval Manager
Personnel Welfare Manager
Testimonials
What others say about working with Randy.
Working with Randy Roberson was an impressive experience. I found him to be a visionary in the very difficult arena of disaster preparedness and relief. My most significant experience with Randy was in 2007 during our six-month preparation work for the Golden Phoenix program at Arizona State University. Golden Phoenix was the simulation of a Southwest region natural disaster and the detailed execution of a comprehensive disaster response exercise. With limited resources and a small team of enthusiastic students, staff, and citizen volunteers, Randy was able to coordinate one of the most exciting and limit pushing experiments at the visualization laboratory called the ASU Decision Theater. Randy expertly coordinated members of federal, state, and local governments to receive critical disaster response information. He organized multiple regional data sources through a visually stunning array of live video streams, mapping, real-time transportation data, news media feeds, and telemedicine experts. Feedback about the exercise was outstanding, with particular enthusiasm for the potential of Randy’s telemedicine containers. Throughout the entire project Randy exhibited leadership through his professionalism, patience, and expert knowledge. His deep passion for innovations in telemedicine and critical disaster response are clear, and anyone that works with him in this capacity will know that immediately. I would readily work with Randy Roberson again and I give him my highest recommendation as a collaborator, innovator and humanitarian.
Deirdre Hahn
Educational Psychologist & Licensed Counselor
Randy Roberson has been an invaluable team member of our first medical disaster relief trips to Haiti and Japan after their earthquakes. His training and resources give him the important ability to be self-sufficient off the grid, while providing connections back to civilization for important communications via satellite phone and data (internet). His training in solar power and water purification have been essential, keeping us juiced on the field, and providing locals with ongoing resources for pure water in the face of Cholera and other infectious disease (in Haiti). I'd welcome him in the future to our first trips to new disasters, as he is an important person that provides essential resources.
Enoch Choi
First degree connection Urgent Care Physician at SCVMC, Facility Medical Director Urgent Care Physician at SCVMC, Facility Medical Director DTN&EVC Urgent Care, VHHP
I have known Randy for many years -- a true humanitarian who puts his heart, mind, body, and spirit into everything he does. I deeply enjoy his company, his wisdom and his ability to tell a good story (smiles). An experienced telemedical practitioner, visionary, and gentleman of the first order. I have deeply enjoyed working with him in the past -- and I would go out of my way to work with him in the future.
Kevin Baugh
Founder/CEO KnowledgeBridge International Inc.
Randy clearly is dedicated to improving disaster relief and emergency preparedness. He developed telemedicine tools for Romania that will empower doctors and nurses to bring the highest quality medical care to their patients in remote locations. Randy shows great integrity by advancing solutions that are vendor neutral, designed to meet the needs of the user.
Carla Stone
World Trade Center Delaware
Randy has a great heart for people, especially people in distress due to sudden events such as natural disasters. He has done his homework, worked with Larry Ward (founder of Food for the Hungry), and has spent lots of time in the field all around the world. You can trust Randy.
Jerry Peyton
Executive Director at Sold No More
Randy Roberson is both energetically in the moment and thoughtfully active in creating flexible, mobile infrastructure and situational awareness resources for disaster-area field work. He has both intensity of aim on bettering people, and also highly effective tools and disciplines for leveraging that energy. His logistics team puts the situation first for mobile medical resources, water purification, and communications. His group’s logistics work makes life look a little brighter by enabling help from many directions come into focus in disaster locations, for example in Haiti, Japan, India, Myanmar, Africa, South America, Joplin (Missouri), and elsewhere. It may take only a few to get the ball rolling, but Randy is one of those who actually do get the ball rolling. I had the pleasure of getting to know Randy as he deployed his “Doc-in-a-Box,” a complete mobile sat-linked Operating Room in a 20-foot truck-compatible ocean container for urgent on-site medical treatment with virtual expertise access. He created the Bring-‘Em-Back-Pack telemedicine backpack kit to provide remote areas with real-time sat-linked expert visual assessments, on-the-spot diagnostic tests, and emergency treatment guided by medical staff at urban virtual medical centers. His water purification systems provide 500 gallons of potable water hourly. I recommend Randy as a practicing resource and leader for action, research, and evaluation in the disaster logistics arena.
David Morf
Partner - US Adaptive Health Solutions
