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IEM International

NEMA Member

5420 Wade Park Blvd,

 Suite 140

Raleigh,

 NC

 27607


IEM has stood with communities through their hardest moments for more than 41 years, from the first hours of a response to the long work of recovery and the steady work of building resilience before the next event.

IEM has managed more than $280 billion in federal funds and guided several of the largest disaster recoveries in United States history. That scale matters less than what it taught us. We know which decisions in week one determine whether a program still works in year five.

IEM delivers across the full arc of a disaster. Housing programs that get families home. Infrastructure that holds up against the next storm. Public health capabilities that scale under pressure. Grant management that withstands audit and accelerates reimbursement. Modeling, data, and AI applied where they shorten timelines and sharpen judgment.

IEM works as an extension of your team. Our staff includes former state and local emergency managers, planners, engineers, public health leaders, and grant specialists who have sat where you sit and carry the same urgency you do.

Communities do not measure us by our proposals. They measure us by whether families move back in, systems come back online, and trust holds. That is the standard IEM works to, in every jurisdiction, on every engagement.

When the next event comes, IEM will already be ready. We are honored to help you lead what comes next.


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