Storm Ready Certification Presented to Greensboro American Express Facility
 

Randy Jackson and Steve Marks of the Hazardous Weather Preparedness Institute joined representatives of the National Weather Service, Raleigh-Durham to present "Storm Ready" certification to the American Express Service Center in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Pictured left to right: Jeff Orrock, NWS; Randy Jackson, HWPI; Darin Figurskey, NWS; Allen Bullis, American Express; Steve Marks, HWPI.

American Express is the first North Carolina business to receive the "Storm Ready" certification and only the third business recipient in the United States. 

According to the press statement issued by the National Weather Service, " The Hazardous Weather Preparedness Institute worked directly with American Express and the National Weather Service to develop a comprehensive severe weather plan to help protect employees. This team effort resulted in American Express being recognized as one of the first "Storm Ready" businesses in the country. Read more about "Storm Ready"

If you are interested in better protecting your facility, employees, inventory and other essentials, or would like to find out more about the "Storm Ready" program contact HWPI today.