The leaders responsible for keeping communities safe — 911 directors, law enforcement, fire officials, state emergency managers, GSOC leaders, corporate security teams, and government officials — are all navigating the same shift.

But they rarely get to navigate it together.

On March 19, RapidSOS is bringing these perspectives into the same room for a focused conversation about what the current operating environment looks like from both sides — and what it takes to build real coordination between public safety and enterprise security.

Joining the conversation are leaders who have operated at the highest levels of public safety and security, including Ed Davis, former Boston Police Commissioner; Tom Galati, Deputy Commissioner of the Suffolk County Police Department and former NYPD Intelligence Chief; Lynn Mattice of the National Economic Security Alliance; and Ed Parkinson, President of Public Sector at RapidSOS.

This isn't a traditional webinar. It's the kind of conversation that tends to happen in hallways after the conference — the one where people actually say what they think.

We'll cover:

• How the environment looks from both sides — what public safety and enterprise security leaders are each seeing right now
• Where public-private coordination actually breaks down — the friction points in real incidents, and what fixes them
• What "connected response" looks like in practice — how public and private teams can operate as part of the same safety network
• Where AI and technology are closing gaps — and where they aren't — a grounded, honest look
• What leaders across sectors are doing differently right now — practical ideas and strategies worth bringing back to your organization

Moderated discussion designed for leaders across public safety, government, and enterprise security.

Attendance is limited to encourage a candid and meaningful conversation.

Thursday, March 19 | 11:00 – 11:45 AM ET

Presented by RapidSOS — connecting public safety agencies, government organizations, and private sector partners through a shared safety network. Part of our ongoing Safety Network series.