Law Enforcement Involvement & Confidentiality Breaches – Jim Satterfield Discusses Crisis Prevention

In the final Q&A installment from Church Mutual Insurance Company, Jim Satterfield (Firestorm CEO) discusses law enforcement…
Continue reading »How to Anonymously Report Suspicious Behavior – Video with Jim Satterfield

We previously discussed how to identify behaviors of concern, but what action should someone take if they…
Continue reading »VIDEO: Jim Satterfield Discusses How to Identify and Handle Behaviors of Concern

If you had the opportunity to stop even one incident of self-harm or harm to others, would…
Continue reading »VIDEO: Jim Satterfield Discusses Identifying Behaviors of Concern

In 2017, 12 percent of organizations activated their crisis plans due to an active shooter or gun…
Continue reading »Violence can be stopped – First Look™ / Last Stand™ – Firestorm Featured on Cover of Insurance Research Letter

Firestorm founders, Harry Rhulen (Novume President) and Jim Satterfield (Firestorm CEO) were selected as featured authors for…
Continue reading »VAIS and Firestorm Present: Prevention Before Escalation (Part 1 of 2) – Identifying Behaviors of Concern Before Violence

If you had the opportunity to stop even one incident of self-harm or harm to others, would…
Continue reading »INFOGRAPHIC: Can Your Organization Connect the Dots Before it’s too Late?

Predictive Open-Source Intelligence How many times – after a deadly weapon violence event – have we read…
Continue reading »Transitioning Employees: Managing Crisis and Risk through the Termination Process

Smart business owners and managers now realize that it is not a matter of if the company…
Continue reading »HR -The Voice of Awareness: A Video Interview with Jim Satterfield

Firestorm President/CEO and Co-Founder, Jim Satterfield, was interviewed by the University of Alabama’s College of Continuing Studies….
Continue reading »Infographic: How to Spot the Warnings – Connecting the Dots

In a 2016 Firestorm survey, 92 percent of respondents indicated they were somewhat or very concerned about…
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