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Herald & Tribune, February 25, 2025 – Washington County is seeking $40 to $60 million in federal reimbursements for damages from the Sept. 27 flooding on the Nolichucky River, according to IEM consultant Alan Bock.
February 24, 2024, Raleigh, NC — IEM International, Inc., the nation’s largest disaster management firm, proudly announces the appointment of Marion McFadden as Vice President of Disaster Recovery.
The IEM team is proud to announce two of our nationally recognized experts have been selected to serve in prominent emergency management organizations.
The News Service of Florida, February 12, 2025 – Effective communication is essential in a crisis – and that’s why Carla Juarez Farley has made a name for herself at IEM, the world’s largest female- and minority-owned emergency management firm.
February 14, 2025, Morrisville, NC – IEM International Inc., a leader in emergency management, disaster recovery, and critical infrastructure, proudly hosted its 2025 Leadership Summit in Baton Rouge, where the company was founded in 1985.
Westside Current, February 12, 2025 – Before awarding the contract, Bass and four City Council members held a closed-door meeting to hear presentations from three potential recovery firms: Hagerty, AECOM, and IEM, another disaster response contractor.
Consulting.us, February 10, 2025 – IEM International Inc., a Morrisville, NC-headquartered security consulting firm, celebrated its 40th anniversary on February 7, 2025. IEM was founded in 1985 by Madhu Beriwal, who remains the firm’s chairwoman. IEM works with government and corporate clients on emergency management, disaster recovery, homeland security, and digital citizen services.
Berkshire Eagle, February 8, 2025 – IEM International, Inc., celebrates its 40th anniversary on February 7, 2025. Founded by Madhu Beriwal in 1985, IEM has significantly impacted the industry by integrating science and technology into disaster response and resilience efforts.
February 7, 2025, Morrisville, NC — IEM International, Inc., a nationwide leader in emergency management, disaster recovery, and critical infrastructure, is proud to announce its 40th anniversary on February 7, 2025.
Carolina Journal, February 4, 2025 – Jon Mabry, vice president for disaster recovery at Innovative Emergency Management (IEM), agrees with Sanderson’s emphasis on a focused action plan.
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