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THE MASS TRANSIT SECURITY BRIEFING
Monday, April 26, 2004
National Press Club
Washington, DC
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Bill Hoagland
Director of Budget & Appropriations
for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist |
Bill Mahorney
Director of Safety & Regulatory Programs
American Bus Association |
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Michael A. Taborn
Senior Transit Security and Emergency Management Programs Specialist
Federal Transit Administration |
Andy Patrichuk
Vice President
Transportation & Security Solutions
Lockheed Martin |
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Joseph Trindal
Director
Federal Protective Services |
Scott Shuster, Moderator
former ABC News correspondent
and producer of NPR's All Things Considered |
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Captain Jeff Delinski
Commander
Metro Transit Police Department
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority |
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| You are invited to attend The Mass Transit Security Briefing, scheduled for Monday, April 26, 2004 at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.
In the aftermath of the bombings in Spain, warnings that terrorists may be planning to attack rail and other mass transit systems in the U.S. have placed many state and local authorities on a virtual war footing, with extensive and costly security preparations under way around the country. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge told The 2004 Homeland & Global Security Summit on March 31 that the U.S. needs to be on heightened alert.
The Mass Transit Security Briefing will provide you with the latest information on:
- The threat of terrorism to mass transit in the U.S.
- Federal programs and grants to secure mass transit
- Proposed new funding for mass transit security
- Details of heightened mass transit security in major U.S. cities
- How the business community can provide mass transit security solutions
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| Register today by clicking here. Registration fees are: $225 through April 16 and $275 through April 26. Visa, MasterCard, and American Express accepted. There are no refunds. Final program subject to change. |
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| Equity International is a leading provider of quality information on homeland security programs and funding. More than 5,000 government officials and business executives have participated in our homeland security summits and briefings. Speakers have included Secretary Tom Ridge; DHS Assistant Secretary Parney Albright; Customs & Border Protection Commissioner Robert Bonner; Congressman Christopher Cox, Chairman of the House Select Committee on Homeland Security; Congressman Hal Rogers, Chairman of Homeland Security Appropriations; Congressman Curt Weldon, Vice Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee; and many others. News media coverage has included CNN, C-SPAN, Financial Times, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, BBC, NBC, CNBC, CBS, ABC, Fox, Reuters, GovEx, and other major media. |
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There are no refunds. Program subject to change. |
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The Center for Homeland & Global Security
a division of Equity
International, Inc.
2020 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20006, United
States of America
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