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Dear Chapter 29 Members & Guests We had a geat meeting on Thursday May 1, 2008 - with over twenty members in attendance, and an informative Crisis Communications presentation by Bill & Davilynn Furlow of Furlow Communications which provided our attendee's an opportunity to see a glimpse of how to manage communications, employees, media, and public opinion in an emergency or crisis suituation. The Furlow's have spent 25 years working for daily newspapers, mainly the Los Angeles Times.
They specialize in helping clients with serious communications issues crises, bad news, controversies and litigation.  Furlow Communications 304 North Pearl St. - (877) 300-2404 Natchez, MS 39120 - www.furlowcommunications.com  Post Katrina meeting turnout has now equaled pre-storm levels 
General Chapter Business: TBA Next meeting Date: Thursday May 29th, 2008 Time: Registration 11:30AM Meeting 12:00PM Location: Don's Seafood Hut - Veterans Blvd. Metairie, LA We will need a firm headcount for the restaurant, so please reply with your RSVP to john@hernandezconsulting.com before close of business on Tuesday before the meeting.
Looking forward to seeing you all there.
__________________________________________________ Our March seminar held at (the New & Improved) YE OLDE COLLEGE INN Restaurant on Carrollton Ave. and was another unprecidented success. Our special thanks and gratitude to
The answers to these questions are often complex, with differing implications for a broad range of interests. What is straightforward, though, is the need for the effective safeguarding of important property, information, and individuals. Providing quality protective and safety measures for a continuously-expanding landscape of potential vulnerabilities is a responsibility that requires diverse minds, competent abilities, proven achievements, and broad-based experiences. The prevention of security incidents is becoming increasingly difficult in a world of rapidly evolving technology, instantaneous communication, and highly sensitive contrasts in political and cultural agendas. Not only are security professionals searching for answers to unique and complicated situations, but in today's business environment of shifting job responsibilities, many non-security professionals are being asked to address a broad range of security concerns. Oftentimes, in the face of a crisis, a lack of procedural understanding augments a confusion of job responsibilities to produce an unwanted, sometimes unrecoverable outcome. Membership in ASIS International defines your role in security. Whether you have a vast range of security experience or have recently assumed responsibility for protection services, you will find the means to heighten your abilities and expand your understanding of appropriate security practices through the wide-reaching opportunities your membership in ASIS will provide. Respectfully, John Tobler, 2005-06 Chairman _________________________________________________ Chapter Service Award We would like to congratulate the 2004 recipient of the Charlie Yuspeh Chapter Service Award, Cliff Northon, CPP. Cliff has served this chapter on many levels through the past years as a member of the Chapter Board and Chapter Chair, as well as through volunteer efforts with LEAN and as a member of the Host Committee for the 49th International Seminar & Exhibits held here in New Orleans in 2003. Cliff has been an invaluable resource to the Board and we are proud to honor him with this award in memory of one of our most dedicated members. Cliff, for all that you've done and continue to do for this great organization, we thank you!
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