Washington DC All Hazards-All Stakeholders Summit 2012

Whether it's a catastrophic accident, devastating weather event, or act of terror, we cannot predict when and how disasters will strike. But we can always be better prepared.

Encompassing expert strategies and tactics, and a wealth of practical information, our Summits are a superb opportunity for gaining new ideas, best practices and peer relationships critical to collaborative response capabilities in your region. They are truly a "must attend" for anyone responsible for the safety and well-being of the public.

You’ll Come Away With:

        New relationships to pave future collaboration strategies
        Briefing regarding latest federal initiatives and their regional impact
        A better understanding of leadership skills to use before and during an incident
        Best practices/lessons learned in collaborative emergency planning
        Current technologies and trends in Communications, GIS, and Incident Command

Who Should Attend? Professionals in:

• Emergency Management Officials & Staff
• Fire/Emergency Medical
• Law Enforcement
• Homeland Security/ Fusion Center Analysts
• Armed Forces Disaster Preparedness Officials
• Transportation Departments (State & Local)
• Public & Private Utility Officials
• Volunteer Agency Representatives
• Public Information Officers
• Port Authority Officials
• Non-Profits
• Academia/Campus Security

For Speaking Opportunities, Contact:
Marty Pastula
Vice President, Emergency Management & Homeland Security
916-932-1497 I [email protected]