Business Solutions Seminars at St. Petersburg College Corporate Training

Presented by GeoCritical and Daniel Risk Mitigation

Attention: Risk, Security, Business Continuity and Crisis Management Executives

Is your organization empowered to make real time decisive action based on visual intelligence?  It is time for organizations to take a fresh look at risk assessment.

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About GeoCritical:

GeoCritical provides services which allow clients to take immediate and decisive action based on visual intelligence.  Our service takes the complexity out of incorporating seemingly disparate volumes of internal company data such as:

• Databases maintained by different corporate units which list your facilities, by type - location - and operation.

• Managed-information systems which contain vendor data including critical supply chain issues, multi-tiered vendor classifications etc.

• Human resources databases which list the home and office locations of your critical employees, or as needed, all of your employees.

• The locations, significance and status of clients, customers and joint-venture installations - crucial knowledge for just-in-time supply-chain operations.

• Key critical infrastructure such as shipping ports, railroads, airports and interstate routes. Typically, much of this data is located across multiple sources which mean increased delay and cost when you are trying to compile an accurate picture of your risk exposures.

By incorporating this data into a visual brief your organization is empowered to make real time, informed decisions as risk incidents unfold - giving you a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
 

Speaker:

Andrew Dailey is the founder of GeoCritical, LLC a risk-based critical infrastructure mapping consultancy firm.  He was formerly with Electronic Data Systems in the roles of Regional Operational Risk Manager - Americas and Regional Security Manager.  Prior to joining EDS, Dailey was the manager of the General Motors Crisis Center while at Securitas Security.  While managing the General Motors Crisis Center, Dailey was responsible for traveler security, crisis management and the identification of threats and risk-based events against GM's global operations.   Dailey developed numerous intelligence briefs, including the Global Snapshot currently distributed by the FBI under the United States Private Public Partnership Program.  Holding the office of Vice President and Board Director of the Michigan Homeland Security Consortium, Dailey is also a Certified Protection Professional by the American Society for Industrial Security, with more than 20 years in the Security Industry.  He is a graduate of Northern Michigan University and attended the University of Detroit-Mercy.

 About Daniel Risk Mitigation:

Daniel Risk Mitigation Corporate Consulting Services offers businesses operating in overseas, uncertain environments, the opportunity to protect their most valued investments by providing their employees with the training and knowledge for their personal protection.

As stated in an Ohio State University study by Professor Karolyi, “human capital losses, such as kidnappings of company executives, are associated with larger negative stock price reactions than physical losses, such as bombings of facilities or buildings.”

The threat of kidnapping is not limited to just the executive staff but rather all employees working in hostile environments. “An understanding of the nature of terrorism and the magnitudes of its effects is a prerequisite for designing successful policies to prevent terror, to alleviate the costs of terrorism, or to reduce an economy’s vulnerability to attacks.”

Speaker:

Dan O'Shea is the founder of Daniel Risk Mitigation, a training and risk mitigation consultancy company.  O’Shea established the US Embassy’s Hostage Working Group (HWG) and managed the coordination of more than 300 kidnappings including every major international case.  O’Shea at the height of the kidnapping crisis in Iraq when 40 foreigners per month were being taken hostage; incidents were in single digits by the end of his service. O'Shea is a qualified Navy SEAL officer and Commander in the US Naval Reserves. He voluntarily returned to active duty following 9/11 and served at Special Operations Command CENTRAL as a special operations liaison officer to US CENTRAL Command headquarters during the wartime planning and execution of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF).  O'Shea continues to brief USG organizations engaged on hostage recovery and survival and to military personnel on the kidnapping threat in high-risk environments.  He is a graduate of the US Naval Academy and has a Masters in Executive Leadership from the University of San Diego. He is former series lecturer at the Joint Special Operations University Dynamics of International Terrorism course.

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