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Lighting the Fires of Hate in Gainesville
September 8, 2010
It never ceases to amaze me the people who proclaim to be representatives of God but are so willing to unleash hate. Such is the ministry of Rev. Terry Jones and his Gainesville, FL church. In what can only be accurately described as an incendiary act, on Saturday evening, September 11, Jones and his church will burn copies of the Quran, the holy book of Islam.
Five Years Later, Gulf Coast Reflections - Part Four
September 1, 2010
In a state as disaster prone as Louisiana has been over the past few years, it's hard to remember that when something bad does occur, it doesn't impact everyone. I was reminded of this when I sat down for lunch with two friends in Lake Charles, LA. Southwest Louisiana is truly a world away from the rest of Louisiana. Whether it is the fact that they have a higher elevation from the southeastern part of the state or they are just closer to Texas, this section of the state has always impressed me as having more of its act together than other portions of Louisiana. Back in 2005, I met Lakes Charles Mayor Randy Roach who introduced me to a saying that has stuck with me ever since. He said, "Just hand me a piece of plywood, and we'll take it from there."
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Protecting, Preserving and Defending the Essential Elements of the Homeland

From bridges to highways to water utilities, the nation’s infrastructure and critical assets are integral to preserving the American way of life.  While the vast preponderance of the nation’s critical infrastructure is owned and operated by the private sector, there are dozens of agencies in the federal government making rules and regulations that significantly impact how such infrastructure is maintained and operated.  Every new regulation has the potential to create unintended consequences.  Having a voice at the table when regulations and legislation are being drafted is vitally important when those decisions could dramatically impact your line of business.

At Catalyst Partners, we understand the issues and people impacting our nation’s critical infrastructures and key resources.  While there is no silver bullet solution to handling challenges such as response, recovery and resilience, our unique approach to addressing them head-on provides intrinsic value to our clients.  We create partnership-based relationships between clients and stakeholders to advance the overall goals of critical infrastructure protection.  Together, we forge strategies to preserve the interconnected security of our national critical infrastructure while advancing the specific interests and objectives of our clients.

Government Insight. Business Results. Homeland Experience.

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