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Conference: March 30 - April 1, 2004 Bernard B. Kerik to Keynote at ISC West Industry Summit
40th Commissioner of the New York City Police Department and September 11th First-Hand Witness (NORWALK, Conn. Dec. 12) - - - -When two hijacked airliners struck the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, Bernard B. Kerik was at the scene within minutes. Responding to what seemed to him was an all-out attack on the U.S., Kerik’s first-hand experience is a unique discussion of the indescribable. Mark your calendar to hear Bernard B. Kerik’s career experiences, highlights and challenges at this year’s ISC West opening day Industry Summit on Wed. March 31st at 9:00 AM at the Sands Expo and Convention Center. ISC West, SIA and the California Alarm Association (CAA) sponsor the event. No stranger to adversity, Kerik was on the scene moments after two hijacked airliners struck the World Trade Center, and worked tirelessly with Mayor Rudy Giuliani to coordinate rescue efforts, ensure the city’s safety and to reassure America with his strength and determination and hands-on leadership. Candid and inspirational, Kerik relates the lessons of his experiences with the leadership challenges we all must face. Named senior policy advisor to the US Presidential Envoy to Iraq and Iraq’s Interim Minister of Interior, Bernard B. Kerik was tasked with rebuilding Iraq’s police, fire, emergency services, customs and immigration, and border force – the largest international reconstruction project of its kind -arriving in Bagdad just days after the coalition forces invaded the city. As New York City’s 40th police commissioner, he managed a $3.2 billion budget, led 55,000 employees, improved officer morale and reduced crime by 12 percent. Before his role as police commissioner, Kerik built an extensive background in anti-terrorism and spent several years working in the Middle East. # # #
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