James Lee Witt, CEO, James Lee Witt Associates

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DomesticPreparedness met with James Lee Witt, CEO, James Lee Witt Associates The former cabinet-level administrator of FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) during the Clinton presidency offers his views on managing the intergovernmental, all-hazards disaster management partnership, the continuing need for FEMA reorganization, and the requirement to establish a national catastrophic insurance fund for recovery.

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