CEO Of Watch Duty, John Mills, Discusses Developing Wildfire Tech And The Future Of The Company.
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John Mills moved to California and quickly came to realize the harsh reality of living in the wildland-urban interface. More out of necessity than anything else, he began working on the Watch Duty platform, a wildfire-tracking app, with Co-founder David Merrit.
John and I discuss the process of developing wildfire tech platforms, the future of the company, and the struggles and successes of his and his team’s journey to building out the platform.
Thanks to John for taking the time to discuss the evolution of Watch Duty.
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