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As part of BNET's ongoing efforts to continuously improve the CEAS program, I am pleased to announce some significant enhancements that are being enacted, that will greatly improve program manageability and result in a significant cost savings for many.

Headquartered in New York City, BNET is a not-for-profit company dedicated to establishing practical and effective emergency and crisis management solutions through partnerships between the public and private sector. The goal of BNET's not-for-profit charter is to "relieve the government burden" in establishing these partnerships.

Since 1999, BNET has pioneered the way to providing emergency management credentialing solutions for the private sector through their Corporate Emergency Access System (CEAS). CEAS facilitates rapid business recovery and local economic and infrastructure resiliency through a pre-event credentialing program in partnership with local governments. Most large corporations and smaller, proactive businesses have disaster recovery and emergency response plans in place. However, even the most sophisticated corporate planners can do little when public safety officials deny access to worksites. BNET was established to help create the awareness and partnerships necessary to overcome such obstacles and promote the vital link between business continuity and the economic recovery of a region.