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WILLIAM ANDERSON
Bill Anderson has directed The
Infrastructure Security Partnership (TISP) for over five years. Under
his leadership of TISP, the organization has revitalized its membership
through the establishment of a Board of Directors, an Operational
Charter, and its first five-year strategic plan. TISP is a known leader
for its collaboration efforts advancing policy and practice improving
regional and infrastructure security and resilience. His work includes
updating the 2006 edition of the Regional Disaster Resilience Guide in
2011, writing its compendium booklet called Understanding Resilience in
2013, and working with partners to update the 2013 edition of the NIPP.
Before TISP, Anderson worked at the Intelligent Transportation Society
of America (ITS America), where he served as Director of Transportation
Operations and Program Assessment for four years. In that role, he
served as ITS America's technical lead in such areas as development,
operations, maintenance, evaluation and assessment for urban, rural,
regional and state intelligent transportation systems. Additionally, he
directed program development and project management for numerous forums
including the Homeland Security and Public Safety Forum, and managed
various contracts with the federal departments of Homeland Security and
Transportation.
Prior to that, Anderson worked as a Program Analyst, Infrastructure
Security and Regulatory Coordination, for the Transportation Security
Administration. Among his duties there, he managed several
multi-discipline project teams developing infrastructure security
regulations, standards and policies to ensure the safe and secure
transportation of passengers and cargo.
Anderson holds a master's degree from the University of Maryland and a
bachelor's degree from Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode
Island.
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