A measure of strength.

Strength is measured by resilience. This is true of people, organizations, communities and nations.

We stand in awe of the remarkable resilience of the citizens of London during the Bomb Blitz in World War II.  That personal and national strength was a key factor in the Allies ultimately winning the war. We admire the physical, mental and spiritual strength of athletes like Lance Armstrong who came back from a life threatening illness to become the undisputed world champion, not once but several times.  And recently we are encouraged by the resilience of the citizens in Haiti and Chile as the suffering the consequences of devastating earthquakes.  We could go on of course.

Resiliency equals strength because the ultimate test for any person, organization or community is how they respond when everything is on the line.

How strong is your organization, your community?

At O’Brien’s we understand what it takes to build organization and community resilience. For the simple reason that no other team or company has the experience we have in responding to major crises and emergencies. In the past fifteen years we have responded to over XX events, serving over XX different organizations. The events range from massive natural disasters such as the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, to pirate attacks on ships off Somalia, to major oil spills such as the Cosco Busan in San Francisco Bay in 2007.

Our team of over 150 fulltime professionals and over 200 network associates is dedicated to one thing: helping you make your organization or your community stronger. The worst is possible and real leaders understand it is their responsibility to prepare for them, to do all they can to build resiliency into every part of their organization or community. And we have the resources to help in that critical mission.

Only O’Brien’s has the experience, technology and breadth of resources to fully help you prepare, respond, communicate and recover.