About This Event

"Very informational; great networking opportunities."
(Crisis Support Team, Federal Bureau of Prisons)

 Registration:
Registration is free to public sector professionals and non-profit organizations.
Private sector attendance is reserved for sponsors. 
 
*Registration: 8:00 am - 9:00 am
*Program: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Network with Peers and Share Your Experiences

The Mile-High City must be prepared for endless crises—from severe blizzards and tornados to acts of terrorism.  Denver’s ranking as an UASI area puts a priority on expanded regional collaboration and response capabilities to effectively prevent, respond, and recover from disaster.

This is truly a must attend event for all those responsible for the safety and well-being of the public. You’ll leave with a wealth of best practice information, new ideas and peer relationships critical to the city’s unique all-hazards challenges.

You’ll Walk 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? Executives in:

• Emergency Management
• Homeland Security/Fusion Center Analysts
• Law Enforcement
• Fire Service
• Emergency Medical Services
• Hazardous Materials
• Critical Infrastructure/Private Sector
• Public Health/Hospitals
• Military
• Non-Profits
• Academia

For Speaking Opportunities, Contact:  
Marty Pastula
Vice President, Emergency Management and Homeland Security
916-932-1497 I mpastula@emergencymgmt.com