Stimson’s Partners in Prevention project seeks to advance mutually beneficial government-industry partnerships. The effort is built on Stimson’s strong relationships with industry partners, including high-tech manufacturers and service providers, transport and logistics firms, and insurance providers.
Research analyst Nate Olson discusses the project and its aims.
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Stimson’s Partners in Prevention project seeks to advance mutually beneficial government-industry partnerships. The effort is built on Stimson’s strong relationships with industry partners, including high-tech manufacturers and service providers, transport and logistics firms, and insurance providers.
Research analyst Nate Olson discusses the project and its aims.
View video below or here.
More on Partners in Prevention here.
Follow Nate Olson on twitter
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