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The Comforting Feeling at NEMA
April 9, 2010
There is a comforting feeling in attending a meeting with the National Emergency Managers Association (NEMA). You are literally surrounded by some of the world’s best and brightest emergency managers in the public and private sectors. Probably no where else in the world could you assemble the talent, experience, and character in one room and fulfill the Allstate marketing adage of “you’re in good hands.” Such was my experience last weekend at NEMA’s annual mid-year conference in Alexandria, VA.
A new TSA Administrator nominated - Will his fate be different from the last one?
April 9, 2010
Yesterday afternoon, President Obama announced that he will nominate Retired Army General Robert Harding to be the TSA Administrator. Harding is a well-known and highly respected military and intelligence officer, and under normal circumstances, his nomination should sail through the Senate. But these are not normal times in the Senate.
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Protecting Against Liability, Opening Market Opportunities

Any business launching a new product has reason to worry about its exposure to liability. This is particularly true for enterprises making technologies, products and services available to counter terrorist threats and attacks.

Catalyst Partners is uniquely experienced in overcoming many of the bureaucratic hurdles encountered by enterprises seeking to make a positive difference in combating terrorism, while increasing their market share and business opportunities.

Catalyst Partners recognizes that acquiring protection under the US Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies (SAFETY) Act of 2002 is a vital first step for those entering or expanding in the US homeland security marketplace.  SAFETY Act protection provides an enterprise with critical liability protections in the event there is an “Act of Terrorism.”  The SAFETY Act protects an enterprise when it is most vulnerable--when the potential liability is extraordinarily large and the company’s current insurance policy likely excludes coverage. 

The benefits afforded by the SAFETY Act protect not only the enterprise, the “Seller,” but also the company’s suppliers, distributors and customers, thus creating a valuable market advantage over competitors that do not have SAFETY Act protections. 

Catalyst Partners can spearhead your SAFETY Act work, in consultation with your company’s counsel, developing an application to acquire the protections of this unique homeland security tool. 

Catalyst Partners can help your company obtain the protection it needs. Learn more here.

Government Insight. Business Results. Homeland Experience.

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