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Washington, DC
E-mail: info@wittassociates.com
Voice: 202.585.0780
Fax: 202.585.0792
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James Lee Witt Associates
A Part of Global Options Group, Inc.
1501 M Street NW
Washington, DC 20005
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| | Clients
 James Lee Wit Associates works with a diverse group of clients including utilities, government, corporations and universities.
In many respects they are all different, but they also have several things in common: they want to find and maximize opportunities, develop solutions to complex problems, have expert and independent reviews and audits and prepare and protect against the unexpected. Here is a sampling of selected clients.
Disclaimer: This is a list of selected clients and may be incomplete. If you have questions regarding any of our clients, please email info@wittassociates.com
FEATURED CLIENTS:
 California State University System
James Lee Witt Associates (JLWA) assists universities and university systems in both pre-disaster and post-disaster situations. JLWA's on-going work with the California State University System (CSU) includes hazard vulnerability analyses; mitigation and response planning (to minimize risks associated with earthquakes, fires, floods, terrorism and avian flu); leadership training and exercising; and standby emergency assistance. | |
 Pepco Holdings, Inc.
On September 18, 2003, Hurricane Isabel, the most damaging storm to strike the Mid-Atlantic region in years, knocked out power to approximately 75% of the homes and businesses served by Washington DC-based Pepco Holdings, Inc. (PHI). Full restoration across parts of the District of Columbia, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and southern New Jersey required nearly two weeks.
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.jpg) City of Philadelphia
Emergency Preparedness Review
December 2005 – July 2006
With the rest of the nation, Philadelphia Mayor John Street and Managing Director Pedro Ramos watched the pain and suffering in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina with concern. Immediately thereafter, the mayor called for a comprehensive review of Philadelphia's emergency preparedness, both in government and in the private sector.
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 ProtectingAmerica.org
James Lee Witt serves as co-chair, with Admiral James Loy, of ProtectingAmerica.org, a nationwide effort to develop a comprehensive approach to prepare for, respond to and recover from catastrophic disasters.
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.jpg) State of Louisiana
In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the Governor's Office in the State of Louisiana retained JLWA to advise the State on overall response and recovery efforts. Within 48 hours of the storm's landfall, before a contract had been formally signed, James Lee Witt led a response team into Baton Rouge. The impact was felt immediately. JLWA established a functional joint operations center within 24 hours and provided essential state and local personnel with the tools needed to communicate effectively statewide.
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