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October 23, 2024, Arlington, VA – As communities embark on their journey to recovery, IEM International, Inc., a trusted leader in emergency management and disaster recovery, stands unwavering in its commitment to delivering essential relief and support to those hardest hit by the recent storms.
Chris Smith is an experienced emergency manager who previously served as the Director of the Individual Assistance program at IEM/FEMA.
The Hill – As the former head of response and recovery for the nation, I can attest that we are in unprecedented times. Extreme weather is growing more frequent, severe, and expansive, and Hurricanes Helene and Milton serve as the latest stark illustration of this trend.
Congress signed a continuing resolution that provides the agency’s Disaster Relief Fund with an additional $20 billion before next year’s budget is approved.
“Hurricanes no longer hit the coastline and then die,” said Beth Zimmerman, who led disaster operations for the Federal Emergency Management Agency during the Obama administration, and is now a senior executive adviser with IEM, an emergency management consultant firm.
October 14, 2024, Morrisville, NC – As part of our commitment to community resilience and recovery, IEM International, Inc., a recognized leader in emergency management and disaster recovery, donated $100,000 to state-led hurricane relief funds in North Carolina and Florida.
October 10, 2024, Morrisville, NC – IEM International, Inc., a recognized leader in government management consulting, is pleased to announce that it was selected as one of the “Best Places to Work” in Baton Rouge for the tenth consecutive year and was honored as one of the 2024 “Best and Brightest Companies to Work For in the Nation.”
POLITICO – FEMA officials have sought to reassure the public that the agency has enough money to meet its “life-saving” responsibilities. But Elizabeth Zimmerman, who ran FEMA’s disaster response office in the Obama administration, said Washington’s ability to pay for recovery after the hurricanes remains “a big concern.”
inews, October 8, 2024 – “When you’re not able to communicate with each other, it’s always very difficult to be able to get the word in, especially while the disaster is still continuing to impact,” says Zimmerman, now senior executive adviser at IEM, a North Carolina-based global consultancy firm.
POLITICO Energy, October 7, 2024 – Washington’s ability to pay for recovering from the back-to-back disasters is “a big concern,” said Elizabeth Zimmerman, who ran FEMA’s disaster response office in the Obama administration. She added, “It could be very devastating to the financial aspects of what the federal government has.”
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