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Certain industries seem to attract people who are naturally dedicated to serving and protecting others. In my time covering the security industry, especially a time such as this, I am pleased to say that there seems to be common thread among the people I meet at tradeshows, conferences, and in interviews: These are people devoted to helping others.
This past week, heavy rains and extreme floods have devastated southern Louisiana resulting in more than a dozen fatalities and thousands displaced from their homes — many unaware of whether those home are still standing. As the rising water begins to wane, ESA members are looking for ways to help victims of this flood.