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»How will you convince your boss that you need to attend IAEM 2012?
» Share your ideas with your fellow IAEM members!
» What have you learned at past IAEM Annual Conferences?
» What new idea have you brought home and implemented for your jurisdiction?
» What did you share with others in your department when you got back home?
» What connections have you made at past conferences that helped you to save money or improve services?
» Send your ideas to Karen Thompson for inclusion in the Bulletin and on the Web site.
» Letter to your supervisor requesting your presence at the IAEM 60th Annual Conference & EMEX 2012 in Orlando, Florida. Download letter of invitation in Word format and personalize as indicated before distributing.
» Letter to you requesting your presence at the IAEM 60th Annual Conference & EMEX 2012 in Orlando, Florida. Download letter of invitation in Word format, and personalize as indicated before distributing.
For Non-U.S. Citizens Who Need to Obtain a Visa to Attend the Conference:
For non-U.S. citizens who wish to attend the IAEM Annual Conference and need to obtain a visa, all invitation letters must be hand-carried to the visa applicant’s interview at the U.S. Embassy office in their country. All applicants should apply for their visa appointment through the U.S. Embassy at least four weeks in advance of their anticipated dates of travel. Ask the U.S. Embassy office what documents you should bring with you to the visa appointment.
. IAEM will offer an early-bird discounted registration fee for all conference attendees who register early. Bookmark this page for information about early-bird registration fees and deadline — to be posted as soon as possible!
. Each year IAEM arranges for
discounted room rates at our
conference hotel, and a range of
other economic hotel options will
be identified.
. IAEM is negotiating discounts
on rental cars, so that you
can get around in Orlando at the
best possible prices. Discounts will be announced as arranged.
. The IAEM Annual Conference provides a forum for current trends and topics, information about the latest tools and technology in emergency management and homeland security, and advances IAEM committee work. Sessions encourage stakeholders at all levels of government, the private sector, public health and related professions to exchange ideas on collaborating to protect lives and property from disaster. If you are an emergency manager, homeland security official, first response coordinator, private industry risk manager or contingency planner, you will not want to miss the IAEM 60th Annual Conference & EMEX 2012.
Education and Training: A forum for current trends and topics, latest tools and technology.
Collaboration: A place for all levels of government, private sector, public health and related professions to exchange ideas.
Networking: More than 2,500 participants.
Products and Services: EMEX 2012 will showcase technologies, products and services.
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