New Digital Experience Highlights IEM’s Full-Spectrum Solutions Across Emergency Management, Disaster Recovery, Infrastructure, Housing, Health, and Artificial Intelligence
RALEIGH, NC, September 9, 2026 — IEM International, Inc., a leading professional services firm, announced the launch of its redesigned website at IEM.com, a modern digital platform that reflects the firm’s expanded capabilities, multidisciplinary expertise, and continued commitment to building a safe, secure, and resilient world.
The new site provides clients, partners, and prospective employees a clearer, more engaging way to explore IEM’s work, from large-scale disaster recovery programs to emerging solutions in infrastructure, health, resilience, and artificial intelligence (AI).
IEM.com introduces dedicated pages for the firm’s core practice areas, giving visitors a more detailed, service-specific view of IEM’s capabilities, including FEMA Public Assistance, CDBG-DR program management, AI-enabled decision support, and rural health transformation, infrastructure resilience, housing recovery, and emergency management operations.
The site also prominently features IEM Unscripted’s DisasterSmiths™ podcast, a practitioner-focused series exploring the real-world challenges of disaster recovery, emergency management, and community resilience through conversations with the experts who live this work every day.
“Our redesigned website tells the story of who IEM is today and where we are going,” said Bryan Koon, President & CEO of IEM. “It reflects the depth of our expertise, the breadth of our services, and the commitment our teams bring to helping communities, agencies, and partners solve complex challenges before, during, and after crises.”
A redesigned contact experience makes it easier for agencies, grantees, and partners to connect with IEM, whether they are sending an RFP, exploring contract vehicles, or starting a conversation about a future program.
The site also includes an expanded case study section showcasing IEM’s work across some of the nation’s most significant disaster recovery and resilience programs, including Mississippi’s post-Katrina CDBG Housing Recovery Program, New York’s $1.2 billion NY Rising disaster recovery program, Los Angeles wildfire recovery support, and more than three decades of service through the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program.
Together, the new website offers a more complete view of IEM’s people, projects, and purpose, helping clients and partners quickly connect with the expertise they need to advance resilience in communities nationwide.